Kauai

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

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.

Urbes et oppida

Hanalei et Na Molokama Mons et Mamalahoa.
  • Lihue
  • Hanalei
  • Poipu
  • Koloa
  • Princeville
  • Vaimea
  • Hanapepe
  • Vailuaa
  • Kapa'a
  • Haena
  • Kalaheo
  • Eleele

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

Nexus interni

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

Notae

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

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.

Nexus externi

Terra

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