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Kīlauea to Kealakomo

By Hawaiian Volcano Observatory December 2023 (approx.)
Map showing location someone walked
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Map showing the path that Rev. William Ellis took walking from the summit of Kīlauea to Kealakomo on August 2, 1823.

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Public Domain.

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