2024 Map of Haleiwa

About this map

Haleʙiwa and the surrounding north shore of O’ahu present a landscape defined by its coastal settlements and the extensive irrigation systems of its former agricultural heritage. The intersection of the Anahulu River and Paukauila Stream at Waialua Bay serves as a geographic anchor for the region, where coastal features like Puaʙena and Maeaea Point meet the inland reaches of Kamoʙoloa and Waialua. Evidence of a sophisticated water-management history is found in the network of the Wahiawā Reservoir Ditch, Wilson Ditch, and several reservoirs such as Opaeʙula Reservoir. The southern portion of the map transitions into significant federal and military lands, including portions of Schofield Barracks, the Helemano Military Reservation, and the Tropic Regions Test Center, illustrating the island's strategic role. For genealogists, several local burial sites are documented, notably the Liliʙokalani Church Cem and the Saint Michael the Archangel Catholic Cem.