1992 Map of Haiku

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Pauwela Point Lighthouse Pk anchors the northern coastline where the Pacific Ocean meets the rugged North Shore of Maui. This late-twentieth-century landscape is defined by its deep gulches and agricultural infrastructure, including the Kaupakulua Reservoir and Peehi Res, which supported the surrounding settlements of Haiku and Pauwela. Further inland, the terrain ascends toward the Koolau Forest Reserve and Makawao Forest Reserve, revealing a complex network of homesteads and small communities like Kokomo and Makawao. Cultural landmarks such as the 4th Marine Division Memorial Park and the Mau Veterans Cemetery reflect the island's military history. The Hana Highway winds across the northern tier, connecting coastal points like Huelo Point and Honokala Pt through a series of steep drainages, providing a detailed record of the region's transport and topographic character before modern development intensified.