Is Hawaii part of the continental United States?

Hawaii State is the only archipelago state in the United States, consisting of 132 islands in the central Pacific. The land area is 16,700 square kilometers. The population is 1.1153 million (1990), with urban population accounting for 86.5%. About 80% of the state's population is concentrated on the island of Oahu. The capital is Honolulu. The archipelago was formed by volcanic eruptions and includes 8 large islands and 124 small islands, stretching 2,450 kilometers to form a crescent-shaped island chain. Hawaii Island is the largest island and has two active volcanoes. The climate is mild and pleasant all year round. Precipitation is greatly affected by terrain and varies greatly from place to place. The forest coverage rate is nearly 50%. The earliest residents were Polynesians, and after 1778 immigrants from Europe and Asia began to arrive. The Kingdom of Hawaii was established in 1795. Annexed by the United States in 1898. Belonged to the United States in 1900. It became the 50th state of the United States in 1959. Today's residents are mostly European, American, and Japanese, followed by mixed-race people, Filipinos, and Chinese. The United States has no mainland, and all its lands are plundered.