1954 Map of Kaneohe
USGS Topo · Published 1956About this map
The windward coast of Oahu is defined here by the steep, fluted ridges of the Koolau Range, where the forest reserves of Waikane, Waiahole, and Waihee give way to the burgeoning mid-century developments of Kaneohe. Along the shore of Kaneohe Bay, land use is a mix of traditional Hawaiian aquaculture and modern infrastructure, evidenced by the proximity of Heeia Pond to the Heeia Radio Station. Significant agricultural history is preserved in the naming of the Waiahole, Waikalua, and Halekou Waikaluakai Homesteads tracts, which mark the era's transition from plantation-style labor to individual family holdings.
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