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Other Molokai Waterfalls

Waterfall on the Waiaho'okalo Gulch that can easily be confused with Kahiwa Falls


There are numerous other Molokai Waterfalls residing on the steep sea cliffs on the north shore of the island. Most of them have very temporary or seasonal flows, and this includes the named Kahiwa Falls, which is often quoted as the highest waterfall in Hawai'i (but this claim is probably inaccurate). In addition to named falls such as Kahiwa Falls, there is also Olo'upena Falls, Haloku Falls, Pu'uka'oku Falls, Wailele Falls as well as numerous other unnamed ones.

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One of the noticeable North Shore waterfallsOne of the noticeable North Shore waterfalls

Another one of the thin falls on the North ShoreAnother one of the thin falls on the North Shore

A series of thin waterfalls lined up on the North ShoreA series of thin waterfalls lined up on the North Shore



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