Kauai

E Vicipaedia

Kauai (Havaiane: [kauˈaʔi]; Kauai-Niihauane: [tauˈaʔi]^[1]) est geologice veterrima ex principalibus Insulis Havaianis.

[recensere] Historia

Despectus de septentrionali Tramiti Kalalaus termino ad litus Keem

Kamehameha Magnus insulas Kauaios et Niihaum nunquam vicit.

Aspectus ad Vallem Hanaleianum, in Kauaiis septentrionalibus. Hanalei Flumen vallem percurrit, ubi colitur 60% taronis Havaiani.

Aspectus ad litus Nā Pali de mari. Litus ad Nā Pali Coast State Park pertinet, 6175 "acres" (25 km²) inter insulae septentriones et occasum solis.

[recensere] Urbes et oppida

Hanalei et Na Molokama Mons et Mamalahoa.

• Lihue
• Hanalei
• Poipu
• Koloa
• Princeville
• Vaimea
• Hanapepe
• Vailuaa
• Kapa'a
• Haena
• Kalaheo
• Eleele

[recensere] Loci qui tenere videntem possunt

Cornu Exsiliens, in australi insulae litore

• Loca Deserta Alakai
• Hortus Allerton
• Antrum Filicosum
• Hanalei Sinus
• Templum Iraivan
• Litus Kee
• Koke'e State Park
• Hortus Limahuli
• Hortus McBryde
• Hortus Moir
• Hortus Botanicus Na Aina Kai
• Nā Pali Coast State Park
• Cornu Exsiliens
• Vailua Flumen
• Vaimea Convallis
• Litus septentrionale iuxta Princeville

[recensere] Vide etiam

• Hurricane Iniki (1992)
• Lilo and Stitch
• Kauai cave wolf spider
• Tourism on Kauai

[recensere] Notae

1. ↑ http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/kauai?r=75

[recensere] Fontes

• Edward Joesting. 1984. Kaua‘i, the Separate Kingdom. Honolului: University of Hawaii Press et Kaua‘i Museum Association. ISBN 0-8248-1162-3
• Chris. 1996. "Landscape Photography by David Boynton." The Kaua’i Movie Book (October). Honolului: Mutual Publishing. ISBN 1-56647-141-9.

[recensere] Nexus externi

• Kauai Chamber of Commerce - Essential business information
• Kauai Visitors Bureau
• Litora Kauaiana
• Ascents of Waialeale and Kawaikini; hikes in the Alakai Swamp and Waimea Canyon

Haec stipula ad geographiam spectat. Amplifica, si potes!