2024 Map of Ilio Point OE N

About this map

Moloka'i's northwestern shoreline meets the turbulent waters of the Kaiwi Channel in this detailed topographic study. The landscape is defined by its coastal prominence, anchored by the sharp protrusion of 'Īlio Point and the neighboring Mokio Point. This is a terrain of named coastal features and depressions, where traditional identifiers like Kealapūpūakiha and Kahenawai mark the land near the sea. The geography is etched by drainage patterns such as Kawākiu Gulch, which cuts through the elevation toward the south. The survey highlights a largely undeveloped coastal margin where place names like Anapuka and Waiakanapō reflect a deep connection to the local environment and its maritime interface. The lack of modern infrastructure on this specific quadrangle emphasizes the preservation of original place names and the natural coastal profile of the island's west end.