1995 Map of Kukuihaele
USGS Topo · Published 1998About this map
Waipio Valley and the northern coast of the Big Island define this landscape, where steep cliffs meet the Pacific Ocean. The settlement of Kukuihaele serves as a primary hub above the coastal bluffs, overlooking Kukuihaele Landing and a local Lighthouse. The terrain is deeply incised by numerous streams and spectacular waterfalls, including Hiilawe Falls, Kaluahine Falls, and Nanaue Falls. Inland, the map reveals the complex infrastructure of the Hamakua coast's agricultural history, evidenced by the Puu Kikoni Dairy, several plantation-era camps like Camp 106 and Camp Honokala, and an extensive network of water management features. The Kohala Watershed Boundary and various reservoirs, such as Puukapu Reservoir and the Ululani Reservoir, underscore the vital role of water collection for the surrounding Puukapu Homesteads and Kaauhuhu Homesteads.
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