1999 Map of Haleiwa

About this map

The coastal North Shore of O‘ahu centers on the settlement of Hale‘iwa and the agricultural hub of Waialua, where a prominent Sugar Mill serves as a landmark of the region's plantation history. The landscape is defined by the transition from the Pacific Ocean beaches, such as Kawailoa Beach, to the deeply incised gulches of the inland plateau. Extensive irrigation infrastructure, including the Opae‘ula 2 Res and various pumping stations, supports the legacy of sugar production in areas like Pa‘ala‘a Kai. To the south, the terrain rises toward the Ka‘ala Natural Area Reserve and the expansive Schofield Barracks Military Reservation. This 1999 update captures the area's mix of residential growth, such as Whitmore Village, and ancient cultural sites including the Kūkaniloko Birthstones State Monument, located near the intersection of the Waialua and Wahiawa districts.