2024 Map of Kahuku

About this map

The northernmost reach of O'ahu is defined by the sharp corner of Kahuku Point and the complex wetlands of the James Campbell National Wildlife Refuge. The settlement of Kahuku serves as a central hub, situated between the recreational grounds of the Kahuku Golf Course Beach and the inland operations of the Kahuku Training Area. Along the coast, Turtle Bay and Kuilima Cove mark the transition toward the windward side, where Laie serves as a prominent community center. This area is noted for its cultural and educational landmarks, most notably the campus of Brigham Young University Hawaii. The landscape is deeply incised by gulches such as Malaekahana Stream and Kahawainui Gulch, reflecting the drainage patterns from the inland ridges toward the Pacific Ocean. Local history is preserved in sites like the Kahuku Japanese Cem and Laie Cem.