2017 Map of Kaneohe

About this map

The windward coast of O'ahu is defined by the dramatic meeting of the Ko'olau Range and the waters of Kāne'ohe Bay. This modern survey details the dense suburban development of Kaneohe and neighboring Heeia, where complex road networks navigate the transition from sea level to the steep mountain ridges. Ancient and modern land uses sit side-by-side, from the Kahalu'u Pond and Kanohuluwi Fish Pond to the sprawling grounds of the Valley of the Temples. Significant civil and military infrastructure is evident, including the Kaneohe Bay Marine Corps Air Station at the bay's edge and several major transit corridors like the Wilson Tunnel and Luluku Tunnel that pierce the volcanic ridges. Smaller settlements like Waikāne and Kahaluu anchor the northern shoreline, connected by the coastal highway to the memorial sites at Hawaiian Memorial Park.