2013 Map of Kahuku

About this map

Marconi and Lā'ie anchor this northernmost reach of O'ahu during the early 21st century. The landscape is defined by the transition from the steep, carved gulches of the Ko'olau Range, such as Ho'olapa Gulch and Lamaloa Gulch, to the coastal plains and beaches. Along the windward shore, the map details numerous points and bays, from the prominent Kahuku Point to the recreational areas of Turtle Bay and Kuilima Golf Course. In Lā'ie, the street grid is clearly established, serving as a hub for the surrounding coastal community near the historic Lā'ie Landing. The presence of Cane Haul Rd and various plantation-era road names like Plantation Rd reflects the agricultural legacy that shaped the region before the rise of modern residential and resort development.