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Molokai is one of the islands in the Hawaiian archipelago. Covering 260 sq mi (673.4 sq km), it is the fifth largest of the Hawaiian Islands. Molokai measures 38 miles from end to end and 10 miles across. It has a population of around 7,500 people (2011 estimate). Molokai is administered as part of Maui County of Hawaii, with the exception of the Kalaupapa peninsula, which is administered as part of Kalawao County.

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Rocky coastline of Moomomi Nature Conservancy Preserve, Molokai
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More on Molokai

Molokai is created by two shield volcanoes. They are East Molokai Volcano and West Molokai Volcano. The highest point on the island, Kamakou, is part of East Molokai. It stands at 4,970 ft (1,510 m).

Molokai on the whole receives a lot of rain, averaging about 300 in (7,600 mm) every year. This allows it to suppose dense, lush vegetation. The island is home to many plants and animal species that are endemic to Molokai. Unlike Oahu, Molokai has so far resisted attempts to commercialize its sights. Local opposition to commercialization however has a drawback: the island has Hawaii's highest unemployment rate. Nevertheless, this environment consciousness has allowed Molokai to preserve its pristine beauty.

Church on Molokai
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Visiting Molokai

There are several flights a day connecting Molokai with Honolulu. Alternatively, you can also take a ferry from Lahaina to Kaunakakai in Molokai.

Towns on Mokokai

Kaunakakai - main town
Kualapuu
Maunaloa
Kalaupapa

Places of Interest on Molokai

Moomomi
Nature conservancy preserve on the northwestern shore of Molokai.

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