希洛 (夏威夷州)
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希洛
Hilo |
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普查指定地點
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 鳥瞰希洛灣和希洛城
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希洛在夏威夷州中的位置
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坐标：19°42′20″N 155°05′09″W / 19.7056°N 155.0858°W / 19.7056; -155.0858
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| 國家 |
美國
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| 州 |
夏威夷州
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| 縣 |
夏威夷縣
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政府
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• 市長
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比利·基諾 |
面积
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• 总计
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58.4 平方英里（151.4 平方公里） |
| • 陸地 |
54.3 平方英里（140.6 平方公里） |
| • 水域 |
4.1 平方英里（10.7 平方公里） |
海拔
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59 英尺（18 米） |
人口（2010年）
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| • 總計 |
43,263 |
• 密度
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796.7/平方英里（307.7/平方公里） |
| 时区 |
夏威夷-阿留申時區 （UTC-10） |
| ZIP代碼 |
96720-96721
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| 電話區號 |
808 |
| FIPS代碼 |
15-14650 |
| GNIS代碼 |
0359187 |
希洛 （英语：Hilo）是美國夏威夷州的一個無建制城市[1]，位於夏威夷島東北岸。是夏威夷縣縣治[2]，並受縣的管轄。2000年人口40,759人。[3]這個數字於2010年上升至43,263人。[4][5]
地理
希洛的座標為19°42′20″N 155°5′9″W / 19.70556°N 155.08583°W / 19.70556; -155.08583（19.705520,-155.085918）。[6]根據2000年人口普查，本城面積為58.4平方英里（151.26平方公里），其中54.3平方英里（140.64平方公里）為陸地，4.1平方英里（10.62平方公里）為水域。[7]
參考文獻
^ "Hilo CDP, Hawaii 互联网档案馆的存檔，存档日期2011-11-24.." U.S. Census Bureau. Retrieved on May 21, 2009.
^ Find a County. National Association of Counties. [2011-06-07].
^ American FactFinder. United States Census Bureau. [2008-01-31].
^ 2010 census factfinder2
^ US Census Bureau – 2010 Population Finder – Hilo CDP -
^ US Gazetteer files: 2010, 2000, and 1990. United States Census Bureau. 2011-02-12 [2011-04-23].
^ US Gazetteer files 2010. United States Census Bureau. [2013-01-25].
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- WorldCat Identities
- GND: 4251530-0
- LCCN: n80038327
- NARA: 10040371
- VIAF: 134300644
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