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Hina Falls
In short
Walls of the enormous Kamalo Canyon (Kamalō Gulch) rise up to 490 m high above the bed of the stream and 1100 m above the sea level. Hina Falls belong to a group of seven waterfalls – "Seven Sisters" which fall over the edge of this giant amphitheatre.
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In detail
Falls are named for moon goddess Hina, mother of Moloka’i. Located at 990 m height.
Other falls of Kamalo Canyon, which are described here, are Mo’oloa Falls (440 m) and Haha Falls (240 m).
References
- Hina Falls. World Waterfall Database.
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Waterfalls
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Wonders of Polynesia
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