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	Lava from Kilauea Volcano covers Kalapana village, Hawai`i, April-December 1990
		Walter's Kalapana Store and Drive Inn (sign in photo above) was burned and covered by lava in early June as flows moved relentlessly through the Kalapana area.
		Kalapana was covered with lava that erupted from the Kupaianaha vent (right), 3 km east of Pu`u `O`o.
		Between Kalapana and the sea, the Hakuma horst directed the advancing flow east, right into the heart of the community (+ symbol marks the east end of the fault scarp).
	hvo.wr.usgs.gov /kilauea/history/1990Kalapana (1118 words)

	Kalapana tsunami, 1975 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Simulation results for the tsunami from the magnitude 7.2 Kalapana event of 1975.
		Treating this event as a simple magnitude 7.2 earthquake with the geodetically-measured slip of the 1975 event is inadequate to explain either the runup along the coast or Hilo tide gauge recording.
		Correcting for the miscalibration increases the magnitude of the Kalapana earthquake to 7.6.
	www.soest.hawaii.edu /tsunami/kalapana/index.html (220 words)

	Kalapana - Ghost Town
		One has trucked in dirt to fill cracks in the lava and planted cocoanut trees on his lava property.
		Kalapana was one of the most beautiful old Hawaiian villages on Hawaii and was becoming a modern suburban town.
		In 1983 lava began to erupt from Kilauea Volcano threatening part of Kalapana by 1986.
	www.ghosttowns.com /states/hi/kalapana.html (230 words)

	Hawaii Orchid Growers - Hawaiian Flowers - Kalapana Tropicals
		Kalapana Tropicals Inc. specializes in high quality, Hawaiian grown orchids from a wide variety of genus.
		Kalapana Tropicals Inc. is a certified orchid nursery located on the Big Island of Hawaii since 1987.
		We are orchid horticulturist who specialize in growing a huge array of orchid genus and varieties for export as live, blooming potted plants.
	www.kalapanatropicals.com (149 words)

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