1923 Map of Island of Lanai

About this map

Lanai City stands as the central hub of this island survey, surrounded by the traditional land divisions of the Lahaina District. The landscape reflects a transitional era where coastal settlements like Keomuku and its associated Keomuku P.O. remained significant alongside maritime infrastructure such as Halepalaoa Landing and Kaumalapau Harbor. On the eastern shore, the Kua Fishpond represents enduring Hawaiian aquaculture practices, while the interior is crisscrossed by paths like the Kaunolu Trail. The survey, conducted by A. O. Burkland and his team, provides a detailed look at the island's unique topography, from the heights of Maunalei to coastal landmarks like Kolokolo Cave and the many points and bays that define the shoreline, including Manele Bay and Hulopoe Bay.