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){kind=small} www.maxpages.com/northamerica/Molokai Molokai, a thirty-eight-mile long island running east-west just nine miles west of Maui, 22 miles east of Oahu and nine miles north of Lanai, is a quiet and charming major island in the Hawaiian chain. With the exception of Niihau, Molokai is considered the most Hawaiian of all the ajor islands. Kaunakakai, the principal city and port, is located on the south central shore of the island. Kalaupapa, located on a low-lying peninsula jutting due north from the cliffed north coast of Molokai (locally called the pali with some of the world's highest 2,000' seacliffs) is the site of Fr. Damiens leprosy settlement which is now a national historical park. REFERENCES. Click on any of the selected items below for travel-related information: Hawaii Overview and Map. Molokai Vacation Planning. Map of Kalaupapa. Fr. Damien Introduction. Fr. Damien Story. Kalaupapa National Historical Park. Kalaupapa Travel Information. Molokai Physical Description and History. Kalaupapa Article, 20 Oct 02. Kalaupapa Article, 1 September 2002. Kalaupapa Photo Tour. Kalaupapa Architecture. Molokai History. Molokai Airports. Kalaupapa current Weather. Molokai Climate. Travel/Cruise Accounts by the Author. (Ref a) NetCafeGuide, (Ref b) NetCafe Listing and (Ref c) Cybercafe Directory. Selected Publications: 1. Adventure Guide to Hawaii, John Penisten, Hunter Publishing, 1999, Click to email. 2. Hawaii; A Walker's Guide, Rod Smith, Hunter Publishing, 1995, Click to email. General Cruise Information. World Port Directory. Aloha Cruises Front Page. |
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