Into how many geographical areas is Molokai divided?

Molokai is divided into three geographical areas: the east end of the island, also known as the Kalaupapa Peninsula; the central region, which is more developed and includes the town of Kaunakakai; and the west end, which features beautiful beaches and the well-known Papohaku Beach. Each area presents unique landscapes, communities, and attractions, which contribute to the overall diversity of the island.

Understanding this division is important for visitors and residents alike, as it can influence travel plans, cultural experiences, and the exploration of the island’s natural beauty. Recognizing the distinct characteristics of each area helps in appreciating what Molokai has to offer, making it an essential part of discussions about the island's geography and tourism.