
The steep Hamakua Coast of the Big Island is defined here by a series of parallel streams and gulches that carve through the volcanic slopes of North Hilo District and South Hilo District. Surveyed before the First World War, the landscape is organized around a network of flumes and sugar-related infrastructure, which were vital for transporting cane to the coastal mills. Coastal settlements like Honomu and Pepeekeo serve as industrial and social hubs, supported by specialized maritime infrastructure such as Pepeekeo Landing and Papaikou Landing.
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