Pahoa
Pahoa is a census-designated place located on the island of Hawaii in Hawaii County, Hawaii, United States. It is situated on the southeastern side of the island, in the Puna district. Pahoa is known for its relatively remote location and its proximity to active volcanic areas, particularly Kilauea. The town has experienced significant growth and change in recent decades, partly due to its accessibility and affordability compared to other areas on the island.
Historically, Pahoa was a small plantation town, with its economy once tied to the sugar industry. Over
The community has been significantly impacted by volcanic activity. In 2014, lava flows from Kilauea threatened