In this video, we explore why most of Hawaii’s residents live on O'ahu, while other islands remain sparsely populated. O'ahu’s flat terrain and economic advantages made it ideal for development, while factors like volcanic hazards, limited infrastructure, zoning laws, and costly interisland travel have slowed growth on other islands. Hawaii’s history, geography, and economic realities reinforce this population distribution, keeping O'ahu the primary hub despite overcrowding and other challenges faced by its residents.

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