About Kahoolawe island in Hawaii

A collection of facts about the island of Kahoolawe in Hawaii.

Quick Facts About Kahoolawe
STATUS: Kahoolawe Island Reserve and National Historic Place
SIZE: About 45 acres
LENGTH: About 11 miles
WIDTH: About 6 miles
POPULATION: No permanent residents
HIGHEST POINT: Summit of Puu Moaulanui (about 1,477 feet)
LOCATION: About 7 miles southwest of Maui and southeast of Lanai
COUNTY: Maui County

Wikipedia "ptitle" Article Aticle with general information and facts about Kahoolawe, Hawaii. Includes the island's geology, history, settlement, military training grounds, archaeological district, traditional subdivisions, and the formatiokn of the Kahoolawe Island Reserve.

Traditional Subdivisions of Kahoolawe
- Ahupu | 4351 acres | 17.61 square kiLometers | northwest coast |
- Hakioawa | 2283 acres | 9.24 square kiLometers | Northeast coast near north tip |
- Honokoa | 1701 acres | 6.88 square kiLometers | northwest coast |
- Kanapou | 2511 acres | 10.16 square kiLometers | west central coast |
- Kealaikahiki | 3276 acres | 13.26 square kiLometers | western tip |
- Kuheia-Kaulana | 3429 acres | 13.88 square kiLometers | northwest coast |
- Kunaka-Naalapa | 9626 acres | 38.96 square kiLometers | entire south south |
- Lua Makika | 156 acres | 0.63 square kiLometers | (within Kanapou)
- Papaka | 1443 acres | 5.84 square kiLometers | northwest coast near north tip |
TOTAL: | 28776 acres| 116.46 square kilometers |

WikiMedia "Traditional Subdivisions" Map

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