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The state of Hawaii ranks 40th in terms of population, with about 1,416,000 inhabitants, according to theUnited States Census Office. It comes in 43rd in terms of total square mileage, a number that includes some4,500 square miles of water. And having received a State in 1959, it is the 50th state of joining the Union.

But there is an unexpected distinction for which the state Aloha currently holds the same place: the state has by far the largest number of fast food restaurants per capita, according toData assembled by nicerx.com. (In touch:8 groceries who can soon be in the short diet.)

Hawaii has 97.5 fast food sites per 100,000 inhabitants, which translates into aMcDonalds,Metro,Taco Bell, or other fast starting point by 1,025 people living in Hawaii. Only one other state comes even the same concentration of fast food stains, and it's New York. The Empire State has 92,3 fast food for 100,000 inhabitants.

On average, most states are close to 80 fast food restaurants per 100,000 inhabitants, while the only other non-contiguous state, Alaska, ranks lower in fast food sites per capita, with a little less 62 fast food sites for 100,000 Alaskans.

Part of the reason why Hawaii Tops The list is its strong concentrations of certain rapid restoration brands, but also a wide variety of other people present in smaller numbers. On the other hand, most other states have a high concentration of certain chains, but little or even zero location of others (several states are even lacking in one place in Dunkin, for example).

So, what are the most common fast food chains you will encounter in Hawaii? The metro holds point # 1, closely followed by Starbucks and McDonald's.

Interesting, Hawaii has a low prevalence of obesity compared to the rest of the United States, according toAmerica's health ranking for 2020. These fast food restaurants may be mainly there for tourists.

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