
Ka‘ula rises from the Pacific in this 2024 survey, a small volcanic island located southwest of Kauai. The isolated terrain is characterized by its steep, crescent-shaped ridge, with the highest point marked at Kahālauola. At the southern end of the landmass lies Manohua, anchoring the edge of this solitary outcrop. Because the map represents a contemporary 1:24,000 scale survey, it provides precise topographic contours of the island's unique geological structure, which stands as a lone landmark amidst the surrounding waters of Kauai County. The absence of roads or human settlements reflects the island's status as a remote natural feature, where the focus remains entirely on the preservation of its physical geography.
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