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Maui Nui

ancient island land mass, Hawaii, United States
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  • Maui, Hawaii
    Maui

    …a single landmass known as Maui Nui (“Great Maui”). Tourism is the biggest contributor to the local economy. Notable attractions include pristine beaches, Wailua Falls, and Kealia Pond National Wildlife Refuge (which protects one of the few remaining natural wetlands in the state). Haleakala National Park contains the beautiful ‘Ohe‘o…

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    …a single landmass known as Maui Nui (“Great Maui”). Tourism is the biggest contributor to the local economy. Notable attractions include pristine beaches, Wailua Falls, and Kealia Pond National Wildlife Refuge (which protects one of the few remaining natural wetlands in the state). Haleakala National Park contains the beautiful ‘Ohe‘o…

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