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GoogleEarth image showing the location of the Hawaiian Chain.
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Home: Location
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The location of He‘eia within the Hawaiian Island chain
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Home: Location
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Map of the moku and ahupua‘a of O‘ahu.
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Home: Location
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Overview of He‘eia ahupua‘a |
Home: Orientation |
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Key landmarks in and around He‘eia frequently discussed in the text |
Home: Orientation |
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Three routes from Honolulu Airport to He‘eia. |
Home: Getting Here |
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GoogleMaps 3-D image of Hiva Oa, in the Marquesas |
Arrival: The Ancients |
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The relative locations of O‘ahu, Tahiti (Society Islands) and Hiva Oa (Marquesas). |
Arrival: The Ancients |
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Map showing the distribution of sewn-plank boat construction in the Pacific basin |
Arrival: The Ancients |
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Points mentioned regarding the overall territory of He‘eia |
Arrival: Territory |
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Lyons and Brown's 1872 map, showing the boundary of the ‘ili of Mōkapu |
Arrival: Territory |
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GoogleEarth Map of the Ko‘olaupoko district of O‘ahu |
Arrival: Neighbors
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View from from the Nu‘uanu Pali of reference points in and beyond He‘eia. |
Arrival: Neighbors |
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Googlemap image showing how development drops off going from He‘eia towards Kualoa. |
Arrival: Neighbors
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1882 map showing fish ponds around He‘eia and Kāne‘ohe |
Native Place: Heeia
Fishpond |
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Aerial Survey of Mōkapu Penninsula for Kāne‘ohe Naval Air Station, 1939 |
Native Place: Mōkapu |
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1882 map by Geo. Ed. Gresley Jackson showing the extensive fish ponds of Mōkapu |
Native Place: Mōkapu |
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Annotated GoogleMaps image of the end of the Mōkapu penninsula, 2019 |
Native Place: Mōkapu |
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Portion of W.A. Wall's 1899 map that shows the location of a water hole |
Native Place: Mōkapu
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Interactive map of sites on Mōkapu |
Native Place: Mōkapu |
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A simplified chart of some common Hawaiian area terms |
Living World: Areas |
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1897 map showing ‘ili ‘āina names. |
Living World: Areas |
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Streams and major water sites in He‘eia |
Sustenance: Water |
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Locations of ‘Ewa and He‘eia ahupua‘a. |
Footprints: Ke-ahi-a-Kahoe |
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Locations mentioned in the story of Laka. |
Footprints: Ahu a Laka |
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Locales on O‘ahu regarding chiefs of old |
Visitors: Society |
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Oahu, Hawaiian Islands, Hawaiian Govt. Survey, 1881 |
Visitors: Mahele |
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Close-up of He‘eia from the above map |
Visitors: Mahele |
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Tax Key Map showing Land Commission Awards (LCA's) around the fish pond. |
Visitors: Mahele |
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1897 Government Survey Map of He‘eia and Kāne‘ohe , showing Land Commission Awards. |
Visitors: Mahele |
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Portion of an 1882 Government survey map showing rice and sugar cane cultivation in He‘eia |
Visitors: Aftermath |
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Land court application map, showing lots on Mōkapu. |
Memories: Mōkapu Evictions |
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Advertisement for Mōkapu lots by Sameul Wilder King |
Memories: Mōkapu Evictions |
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Map of Mōkapu, 1922 |
Memories: Mōkapu Evictions |
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Overlay of the Mōkapu Tract Subdivision on an aerial photo |
Memories: Mōkapu Evictions |
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Layout and facilities at Coconut Island, 1951 |
Memories: Coconut Island |
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Location of the Crown Terrace subdivision |
Today: Losing Land |
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Googlemaps view of the intense development that now characterizes He‘eia |
Today: Development |
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GoogleMaps view of Hawai‘i Kai, a development on the East end of Oahu |
Today: Development |
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1949 map of proposed Kahekili Highway |
Today: Development |
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2005 map showing proposed cultural facilities along the H-3 corridor |
Today: Upland Protesting H-3 |
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The location of site 10-2014 |
Today: Upland Imu |
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Map of state-owned lands in the Hawaiian Islands |
Today: Sovereignty |
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How the three non-profit organizations contribute to the ahupua‘a pattern |
Onwards: Ahupua‘a |
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1928 aerial photo showing Hoi intensively cultivated |
Onwards: Replanting |
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Recent aerial photo showing cultivated areas in Hoi today |
Onwards: Replanting |
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The different agencies that control land in the back of Ha‘ikū Valley |
Onwards: Sacred Sites |
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