Hāmākua District

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Hāmākua District is a rural region on the northeastern coast of Hawaii's Big Island, known for its dramatic sea cliffs, lush valleys, and historic sugar plantation heritage.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Hamakua District 1
Hāmākua District canonical 1
Hāmākua district 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf administrative region
district
geographic region
borders Hilo District
linked to: North Hilo District

North Hilo District
North Kohala District
South Kohala District
characterizedAs rural
contains Honokaʻa
Laupāhoehoe
Nīnole
Paʻauilo
Waipiʻo Valley
ʻUmikoa
ʻŌʻōkala
country United States
currentEconomicActivity ranching
small-scale agriculture
tourism
doesNotObserve Daylight saving time
hasClimate tropical
hasCulturalHeritage Native Hawaiian traditions
plantation-era communities
hasLandscapeFeature lush valleys
rainforest
sea cliffs
waterfalls
hasMajorHighway Hawaii Route 19
hasNotableSite Honokaʻa town center
Laupāhoehoe Point
Waipiʻo Valley Lookout
hasSoilType volcanic soils
hasVegetation tropical rainforest
hasViewOf Pacific Ocean
historicalIndustry sugar production
sugarcane plantations
knownFor agriculture
dramatic sea cliffs
historic sugar plantation heritage
lush valleys
scenic coastal views
locatedIn Hawaiʻi County
linked to: Hawaii County

Island of Hawaiʻi
linked to: Hawaii Island

State of Hawaiʻi
linked to: Hawaii
locatedOnCoastOf northeastern coast of Island of Hawaiʻi
locatedOnFlankOf Mauna Kea volcano
linked to: Mauna Kea
partOf Hawaiian Islands
timeZone Hawaii–Aleutian Standard Time

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Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Hawaii Route 19 region Hāmākua District
North Hilo District borders Hamakua District
linked to: Hāmākua District
Island of Hawaii (independent chiefdom) coreTerritory Hāmākua district
linked to: Hāmākua District