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     Molokai information

The second largest island of Maui County is Molokai (260.0 square miles), also known as the “Friendly Isle”. 

AGRICULTURE: Cut flowers, orchids, and coffee are grown on Molokai.

CLIMATE: Average temperatures range from the low to high 70s.

EDUCATION: No college campus, but satellite education is provided by Maui Community College.

FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS: 2 Banks
                                                     3 Savings and Loans

GOVERNMENT: Mayor James “Kimo” Apana governs with a 9 member county council.  
                               

HEALTH: 1 Hospital
                   1 Clinic
                   3 Dentists

ISLAND COLOR: Green

ISLAND FLOWER: The White Kukui blossom.

POPULATION: Resident population (Maui County 1998): 120,785

By age (1997 Maui County): Under 5 (7.9 %)
                                                  5 to 19 (21.3%)
                                                  20 to 44 (36.4%)
                                                 45 to 64 (31.1%)
                                                  65+ (13.3%)

By ethnic groups (1998 Maui County): Caucasian (31%)
                                           Hawaiian/part Hawaiian (22%)
                                                                    Japanese (12%)
                                                                        Filipino (15%)

Main cities and towns (1990 Molokai only): Kaunakakai (2,658)

PRINT AND BROADCAST MEDIA: The island’s main newspaper is The Maui News, there are no radio stations on the island (outer island signals only) cable service is provided by one company.               

TOURISM: Molokai's attractions include mule rides to Kalaupapa National Historical Park and horse back tours.

Statistical Source: Hawaii Government