
Keālia Pond National Wildlife Refuge dominates the low-lying coastal transition where the Pacific Ocean meets the central isthmus of Maui. This modern survey reveals a landscape defined by dramatic topographical shifts, from the steep ridges of Kaunohua Ridge and Kealaloloa Ridge down to the sea level wetlands of Keālia Pond. The settlement patterns of Kihei and Mā‘alaea show contemporary coastal development, while the upland areas remain characterized by a dense network of erosional features such as Ukumehame Gulch and Manawainui Gulch.
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