Image courtesy of Nasa's Virtually Hawaii Project (copyright by P. Mouginis-Mark)

Molokai Island (21° 07' N - 157° W) is called the Friendly Isle and is one of the most rural of the Main Hawaiian Islands.  Fewer than 7,000 people call the island home.  The island also hosts a National Historic Park at Kalaupapa to honor the memory of people afflicted with Hansen's disease and the Belgian Priest (Father Damien) who lived and worked with them at a time when society shunned them.

External link to more information on Molokai & Kalaupapa: Visit Molokai.com