#40 has potential, again with the ahapua’a theme. But our mountains are green not brown, and so is our fertile plains. Id rather see the “ko’olaus” instead of a volcano looking brown monolith. The leaf in the water is a bit distracting unless its faded out.
In old Hawaiʻi, ahupuaʻa was the common subdivision of the land. It consisted most frequently of a slice of an island that went from the top of the local mountain (volcano) to the shore, often following the boundary of a stream drainage. Each ahupuaʻa included a lowland mala (cultivated area) and upland forested region.
Google the images for ahupuaʻa