
Kaneaki Heiau and Kamaile Heiau stand as significant cultural landmarks along the leeward coast of Oahu in this early 1980s survey. The landscape is defined by the sharp transition from the steep ridges of the Waianae Kai Forest Reserve down to the coastal settlements of Makaha and Waianae. The map documents a complex mix of land uses, including the expansive Waianae Homesteads and significant military footprints like the US Naval Transmitting Facility. Along the shoreline, numerous public spaces such as Pokai Bay Beach Park and Maili Beach Park emphasize the importance of the coast for recreation. Significant topographical features like Puu Paheehee and Puu Mailiili rise abruptly from the plains, while the residential grids of Maili and Nanakuli follow the path of Farrington Hwy.
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