1983 Map of Kahakuloa

About this map

Kahakuloa sits at the base of dramatic coastal cliffs where the Kahakuloa Gulch meets the Pacific Ocean. This 1983 revision captures a coastline defined by deep ravines and volcanic features, including the prominent Kahakuloa Head and Puu Koae. To the south and west, the terrain rises into the West Maui Forest Reserve, a landscape carved by numerous watercourses such as Honanana Gulch and Waihalu Gulch. The map provides a clear look at local land divisions, specifically the Kahakuloa Homesteads Boundary and the winding Homestead Road. Researchers will find markers of local infrastructure and recreation, from the Gaging Sta along the stream to Camp Maluhia situated inland. Offshore landmarks like Mokeehia Island and Hulu Island further delineate this isolated reach of the Maui shoreline.