User:NameNotUsed20

NameNotUsed20

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Hello, everyone. I'm NameNotUsed20 (James). I'm interested in a variety of things, including sports, film, TV, and history. I have a PhD in Geography and have had the amazing luck of being able to live and work in a bunch of different countries. In my day job I used to work for an organization that had very rigorous standards for publishing and writing. I use and like Wikipedia a lot, so I just want to help with it.

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• Chopper (dog) (Feb 2026)
• Jiří Klůc (Feb 2026)
• The Battle of Bunker Hill (painting) (Mar 2026)
• Little Sorrel (horse) (Mar 2026)
• In Waves and War (film) (Apr 2026)
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• Ah Quin (May 2026)
• The Two Escobars (film) (May 2026)
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• Hawaiian: The Legend of Eddie Aikau (film) (Jul 2026)
• Eizo Nomura (Hiroshima survivor) (Jul 2026)
• James Walker (19th century painter) (Aug 2026)
• Harold R. Mazza (Sep 2026)
• The American Southwest (film) (Sep 2026)

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Diamond Head, Hawaii, Tourism section

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Tourism

Diamond Head is a defining feature of the view known to residents and tourists of Waikiki, and also a U.S. National Natural Monument. The volcanic tuff cone is a State Monument. While part of it is closed to the public and serves as a platform for antennas used by the U.S. government, the crater's proximity to Honolulu's resort hotels and beaches makes the rest of it a popular destination.

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Tourism

Diamond Head is an iconic landmark overlooking Honolulu, and is featured as a backdrop to Waikīkī in numerous movies and TV shows set in Hawaii. It is both a State Monument and, since 1968, a U.S. National Natural Landmark. While part of it is closed to the public and serves as a platform for antennas used by the U.S. government, a 0.8 mile trail open to tourists leads to the summit from the Visitors Center at the crater floor. Access to the trail for non-Hawaii residents requires reservation online beforehand and a small fee. The trail was originally built in 1908 as part of the U.S. Army Coastal Defense System. The trail rises 560 feet and includes a series of steep paths, stairs, and tunnels. At the summit are several bunkers which were used as a control station to direct artillery fire in case of war. The view from the top and its proximity to Honolulu's resort hotels and beaches makes the summit a popular tourist destination.