2013 Map of Honolulu
USGS Topo · Published 2013About this map
Diamond Head anchors the southeastern coastline of this dense urban and natural landscape, overlooking a corridor of development that includes Waikiki and Kaneloa. The map reveals the intricate residential layering of the city, from the historical streets of Chinatown and the Palama Settlement to the elevated neighborhoods of Saint Louis Heights and 'Alewa Heights. In the valleys and along the steep ridges of the Ko'olau Range, the transition from urban density to conservation is sharp, marked by the Lyon Arboretum and the watershed surrounding Nu'uanu Reservoir Number Four.
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