Hawaii (disambiguation)
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Hawaii is a state of the United States, nearly coterminous with the Hawaiian Islands.
Hawaii may also refer to:
Places
Astronomical
- 48575 Hawaii, an asteroid
 
Geographical
- Hawaii (island), the largest island in the Hawaiian Islands
 - Hawaii County, Hawaii, coterminous with the Island of Hawaii
 - Hawaii, California, former name of Haiwee, California
 
Historical
Art, entertainment, and media
Film
- Hawaii (1966 film), a 1966 film adaptation of Michener's 1959 book
 - Hawaii (2013 film), a 2013 romantic drama film directed by Marco Berger
 
Literature
- Hawaii (novel), a 1959 novel by James Michener
 
Music
Groups
- Hawaii (band), a speed/power metal band
 
Works
- Hawaii (album), a 1996 album by the High Llamas
 - "Hawaii" (The Beach Boys song), a 1963 song by the Beach Boys off their Surfer Girl album
 - "Hawaii", a song by Mew on their 2009 album No More Stories...
 
Television
- "Hawaii" (Modern Family), a 2010 episode of Modern Family
 - Hawaii (TV series), a short-lived NBC TV series
 -  Hawaii Five-O, a television police drama series in the 1970s
- Hawaii Five-0, a 2010 remake of the 1970 series
 
 
University of Hawaii
-  University of Hawaii
-  University of Hawaii at Manoa, the main campus of the above university
- Hawaii Rainbow Wahine, women's athletic teams of University of Hawaii at Manoa
 - Hawaii Rainbow Warriors, men's athletic teams of University of Hawaii at Manoa
 
 
 -  University of Hawaii at Manoa, the main campus of the above university
 
Other uses
- Hawaii (desktop environment)
 - Hawaii (horse) (1964–1990), South African Thoroughbred racehorse
 - USS Hawaii, either of two ships of that name in the U.S. Navy
 
See also
- All pages beginning with "Hawaii"
 - Hawai (disambiguation)
 - Hawaiian (disambiguation)
 - Hawaiki
 
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