This document provides information about the state of Hawaii. It notes that Hawaii is known as the Aloha State and lists its state motto as "Ua Mau ke Ea o ka 'Āina i ka Pono." Key facts presented include the tallest point is Mauna Kea at 13,796 feet and the lowest is sea level, annual rainfall ranges from 500 inches to 10 inches, and temperatures range from 100F to 14F. Brief mentions are made of surfing contests, dairy and nursery products in Hawaii's economy, and the total 2010 population.

1. HawaiiHIThe Aloha StateChristian Giuliani 2011

2. “Uamaukeea o kaaina I kapono”August 21, 1959Hawaii Pono

3. WestLanikai BeachMauna LoaKo’olau Mountain RangeMauna Kea 13,796 feet and the lowest is sea level500 inches to 10 inches of rain100F lowest is 14F

4. Surfing contestsDairy and Nursery productsTotal Population 148677

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