2013 Map of Ilio Point

About this map

Maunaloa sits as a primary upland settlement on this western portion of Moloka'i, overlooking a landscape defined by dramatic gulches and a series of distinct coastal reaches. The map documents the coastal development at Kepuhi, where the Kalua Koi Golf Course meets the Pacific Ocean near Pu'uokaiaka. Further south, the coast is punctuated by numerous named beaches and bays, including the curious Bomb Bay and the wide expanse of Pāpōhaku Beach. The inland terrain is a network of ridges and deep drainage channels like Kawākiu Gulch and Hakina Gulch. This 2013 survey illustrates the modern transportation footprint of the island, from the Mauna Loa Highway to the Panda Airport landing strip, and marks significant landforms at the island's southwestern tip near Lā'au Point.