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Planning a trip to Hawaii? You’re in for a treat! This chain of islands is one of the most beautiful and exciting destinations in the U.S. It’s also one of the most interesting. Some fun Hawaiian facts are fairly well-known, like the many meanings of the word “aloha.” Others, however, are a little more obscure. Check out these fascinating tidbits of info about the Aloha state:<\/p>\n
The only state wider than Hawaii measured east to west is Alaska. Other than that, the island state manages to outstretch any other \u2013 it measures 1,523 miles across. To give you an idea for scale, that’s more than twice as wide as Texas.<\/p>\n
The Big Island’s Kilauea Volcano is constantly erupting, which means the island gets bigger every year. The volcano has been erupting since 1983, and as a result, the island gains about 42 acres of land annually. The island is already Hawaii’s biggest, but it seems that title will only become more appropriate with time.<\/p>\n