What continent does Hawaii belong to?

Hawaii belongs to North America. Hawaii consists of 132 islands in the central Pacific Ocean, and is the only archipelagic state in the United States. The earliest inhabitants of Hawaii were Polynesians. After 1778, immigrants from Europe and Asia moved in one after another. Hawaii has an island climate, with monsoon regulation all year round, and the annual temperature is around 26℃-3 1℃.

Located at the "crossroads" of the Pacific Ocean, Hawaii is an air and sea transportation hub between Asia, the United States and Oceania, with an important strategic position. Among them, Honolulu is the main line and important port of the Pacific route. Oahu is a concentrated area of industrial and agricultural production, and Honu Lu Lu badminton, located on the southeast coast of the island, is the largest political, economic and cultural center in the state.

The Hawaiian Islands were formed by volcanic eruption, including 8 large islands and 124 small islands, stretching for 2450 kilometers, forming a crescent-shaped island chain. Hawaii is the largest island with two active volcanoes. The climate is mild and pleasant throughout the year, and the precipitation is greatly influenced by topography, which varies greatly from place to place, and the forest coverage rate is nearly 50%.

Air traffic in Hawaii plays an extremely important role. The routes between the islands are mainly operated by two airlines: Hawaiian Airlines and Aloha Airlines. Honolulu International Airport-the most important aviation hub in the state, where most American flights to Hawaii end and flights to other islands turn around.