With its lush tropical forests and fiery volcanoes, Hawaii is a state of great contrasts and surprises. An island archipelago in the Pacific, it consists of 8 different islands formed over many millions of years by magma from undersea volcanoes. Hawaii was the fiftieth state to join the Union (August 21, 1959) and is the southernmost part of the United States. While tourism plays an extremely important role in the Hawaiian economy, it is by no means the only engine to power the economic livelihood of the state. Agriculture accounts for a sizeable portion of Hawaii’s economy and exports include coffee, pineapple, livestock and macadamia nuts. Hawaiians, as well as out-of-state visitors, rely on CityBook’s business yellow pages to find business listings and services in the state’s biggest metropolitan areas. Honolulu, the state capital, is Hawaii’s biggest city with an estimated population of roughly 380,000. CityBook’s yellow pages also cover Hilo, Kaneoho, Kailua, Pearl City and countless other cities and towns that dot the picturesque Hawaiian landscape. Whether it has to do with business or pleasure, find what you’re looking for in Hawaii by consulting CityBook’s free Internet yellow pages.