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Hawaii
Hawaii [ha va ɪ, ha va ɪ i, English hə w ɑ ː i ː ], abbreviation Ha., Post officially HI, US state, including the Hawaiian Islands, English Hawaiian Islands, 16,634 km 2, (2017) 1.43 million residents. The capital is Honolulu (351 800 residents; Metropolitan Area 988 600 residents) on the island of Oahu, the capital of the island of Hawaii is Hilo (43 300 residents). Hawaii is divided into 5 administrative districts (counties).
Law and Politics
According to the Constitution of 1950 (in force since June 27, 1959) there is a Senate with 25 members elected for four years and a House of Representatives with 51 deputies elected for two years. Hawaii is represented in Congress by 2 senators and 2 MPs.
Population
The population has grown steadily since the 1950s (1950: around 500,000 residents), primarily due to immigration, and has almost tripled since then (2017: 1.43 million residents). 10.1% of the population are Polynesians, 38.0% Asians, 25.1% White (immigrated from other US states), 1.8% Black (African American), 25.0% are of other ethnic origins or mixed race.
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ebizdir: State overview of Hawaii. Covers geography information, history description, and brief introduction of each major city and town in Hawaii.
