CHAPTER 18 - HAWAII

     Nevada is the farthest thing from Hawaii in terms of characteristics. Hawaii has multiple islands, many active volcanoes, and a rich cultural diversity. One thing Nevada has going for it that it can relate to the state of Hawaii is that there is a substantial ranching economy on many of the drier portions of the islands. Ranches in Hawaii are similar to that of Nevada where thousands of acres of land are dedicated for ranching.



Hawaii is a major tourist destination, offering beautiful weather year round, exotic land views, and unique beaches. Not to mention their volcanoes.

     Nevada can't offer this type of tropical paradise, but tourism isn't so bad there either. With many mountains, lakes, and yes, Las Vegas, it may not be the ideal vacation spot, but it is still a place where people like to get away.

Source: United States and Canada, 7th Edition (Our textbook)