Historic Regions of Lanai

Information about the historic regions of the island of lanai in Hawai

Historic Administrative Regions of Lanai

At one time, Lanai had 13 administrative regions known as Ahupuaa that were within two districts known as mokuoloko: The Kona (Leeward) District and the windward or Koolau (Windward) District. Those districts in clockwise order, from North Lanai to West Lanai are:

Kaa Region
ACRES: 19468
SQUARE KILOMETERS: 78.78
NOTES: Part of Lanai City lies within the Kaa Region, which has a popoulation of about 200.

Paomai Region
ACRES: 9078
SQUARE KILOMETERS: 36.74
NOTES: Part of Lanai City lies within the Kaa Region, which has a popoulation of about 150

Mahana Region
ACRES: 7973
SQUARE KILOMETERS: 32.27
POPULATION: ?

Maunalei Region
ACRES: 3794
SQUARE KILOMETERS: 15.35

Kalulu Region
ACRES: 607
SQUARE KILOMETERS: 24.60

Kaunolu Region
ACRES: 7860
SQUARE KILOMETERS: 31.81

Palawai Region
ACRES: 5897
SQUARE KILOMETERS: 23.86

Pawili Region
ACRES: 1930
SQUARE KILOMETERS: 7.81

Kaohai Region
ACRES: 9677
SQUARE KILOMETERS: 39.16

Kamao Region
ACRES: 2751
SQUARE KILOMETERS: 11.13

Kealia Aupuni Region
ACRES: 5897
SQUARE KILOMETERS: 23.86

Kealia Kapu Region
ACRES: 1829
SQUARE KILOMETERS: 7.40

Kamoku Region
ACRES: 8291
SQUARE KILOMETERS: 33.55
The Kamoku Region has the largest population of any region on Lanai, about 2,800 residents. Most of Lanai City is situated within this region.

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