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Makawao,
Maui
Area: 4.7 square miles
Population: 6,327
Population - Mau'i County: 138,221 (2004)
County: Maui
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Maui was formed by two volcanoes and is often called the
Valley Island because of the many canyons that cut into the two mountains.
A low isthmus passes between the two mountains creating a fertile area
for growing sugar cane. Haleakala, the highest point on Maui, also contains
the world's largest dormant volcanic crater, at least for now. Haleakala
is considered active and is expected to erupt sometime within the next
200 years.
Official Color: Pink
Island Flower: Lokelani, also known as Damask Rose (Rosa damascena),
designated as the official flower.
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