If you snapped this shot of the skyline of Honolulu, Hawaii's largest city, you'd be standing near the top of what?

At just over 760 feet, Diamond Head State Monument is a volcanic tuff cone on Oahu that stands high above the sprawling city of Honolulu below. In the Hawaiian language, Diamond Head is known as Lēʻahi, derived from the words "lae" plus "ahi," as it resembles the shape of tuna's fin.

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