This map offers a comprehensive overview of the geographical, political, historical, and cultural features of Hawaii. The state is a group of 132 islands covering a total of 1,235 sq mi in the northern Pacific Ocean, although most of the state's development and tourism are limited to just six of these exotic islands. The United States mainland and the rest of the world accesses Hawaii by a well-developed network of air and water routes, and travel within it along 4,281 miles of roadways. This illustrative guide also shows Hawaii's four counties and other important locations such as popular golf courses, national parks, historic sites, and museums including the Honolulu Academy of Arts, the Bishop Museum, the Lyman Museum, and the Pacific Tsunami Museum.
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| Universities |
| University of Hawai`i at Manoa |
| University of Hawai`i at Hilo |
| University of Hawai`i-West O'ahu (upper division only) |
| Community Colleges |
| Hawai`i Community College |
| Honolulu Community College |
| Kapi`olani Community College |
| Kaua`i Community College |
| Leeward Community College |
| Mau`i Community College |
| Windward Community College |
| Graduate Schools |
| John A. Burns School of Medicine |
| William S. Richardson School of Law |
| Research Facilities |
| East-West Center |
| Institute for Astronomy |
| Lyon Arboretum |
| Mauna Kea Observatory |
| Waikiki Aquarium |
| University Centers |
| University of Hawai`i Center West Hawai`i |
| University of Hawai`i Center Kaua`i |
| University of Hawai`i Center Mau`i |
| Education Centers |
| Moloka`i Education Center |
| Lana`i Education Center |
| Hana Education Center |
| Wai`anae Education Center |
