Mauna Kea

Mauna Kea ('Mons Albus'), plenius Mauna a WākeaChristine Hit, The Sacred History of Maunakea, Honolulu Magazine, 5 Augusti  2019. 
Candace Fujikane, Mapping Abundance on Mauna a Wākea as a Practice of Ea, Hūlili: Multidisciplinary Research on Hawaiian Well-Being 11, no. 1 (1. Septembris 2019): 23–54. ('Mons Caeli Albi'), est mons ignifer in Havai'i insula in Insulis Havaianis dormiens, una ex civitatibus Havaiis situs. Eius culmen 4207.3 metra supra aequor maris stat, ut altissima locus in civitate Havaiensi ac secundus ab altissimuo orbis terrarum monte insulari sit. Culmen culmine Mauna Loa, eius vicini ingentissimi, triginta octo metra altior est. 

 Everestius Mons
Mauna Loa

Notae

 Bibliographia 
 Ciotti, Joseph E. 2011. "Historical Views of Mauna Kea: From the Vantage Points of Hawaiian Culture and Astronomical Research." Hawaiian Journal of History 45: 147–66.

 Nexus externi 

Geologia
"Mauna Kea Volcano, Hawaii" apud US Geological Service.
 "Mauna Kea Summary" apud Global Volcanism Program.
 "Mauna Kea" apud Hawaii Center for Volcanology.
Astronomia et cultura
 "Mauna Kea Observatories."
 "Mauna Kea Visitor Information."
 Oecologia et administratio
 "Office of Mauna Kea Management."
 "Mauna Kea Ice Age Reserve." Ministerium Subsidiorum Terrestrium et Naturalium.

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Categoria:Montes igniferi Oceani Pacifici
Categoria:Montes mythologici
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