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Neighborhood Board Street Index – As of 11/9/15 (By Street Name) House No Neighborhood Board Street Index – as of 11/9/15 (by Street Name) House No. Beginning Ending Zip Street Name Type House No. House No. District Subdistrict Area Code A A HILL RD 17 00 96819 A AVE 23 00 NAMAG 96706 A AVE 19 00 PH 96818 A LP 17 00 96819 A PONO CT 26 00 96786 A RD 21 00 PEARL CITY 96782 A ST 19 00 HAFB 96818 A ST 17 00 FT SHF 96819 AAAAA RENT A SPACE R 34 00 96707 AAAHI PL 25 02 MILILANI 96789 AAAHI ST 25 02 MILILANI 96789 AAHA PL 23 00 EWA BEACH 96706 AAHU PL 35 00 MILILANI 96789 AAHU ST 35 00 MAUKA 96789 AAHUALII PL 34 00 MAKAKILO 96707 AAHUALII ST 34 00 MAKAKILO 96707 AALA DR 31 01 KAILUA 96734 AALA PARK 15 00 96817 AALA PL 15 00 96817 AALA ST 15 00 96817 AALA WLK 36 00 NANAKULI 96792 AALAPAPA DR 31 01 KAILUA 96734 AALAPAPA PL 31 01 KAILUA 96734 AALAPAPA WAY 31 01 KAILUA 96734 AALIAMANU PL 10 01 96813 AALII PL 21 00 PEARL CITY 96782 AALII ST 07 02 96822 AAMA PL 23 00 EWA BEACH 96706 AAMAKA PL 21 00 PEARL CITY 96782 AAMANU ST 21 00 PEARL CITY 96782 AAMOMI ST 21 00 PEARL CITY 96782 AANIU LP 21 00 PEARL CITY 96782 AANIU PL 21 00 PEARL CITY 96782 AAPI PL 21 00 PEARL CITY 96782 AAPI WAY 21 00 PEARL CITY 96782 AARONA PL 31 04 KAILUA 96734 AAWA DR 23 00 EWA BEACH 96706 ABBOTT ST 26 00 WAHIAWA 96786 ABELIA PL 18 00 96818 ACACIA PL 18 00 96818 ACACIA RD 21 00 MANANA NQ 96782 ACHIU LN 27 03 HALEIWA 96712 ACKERMAN ST 34 00 BPNAS 96707 ADAMS LN 13 00 96813 ADAMS RD 28 01 KAHUKU 96731 ADAMS WAY 15 00 96819 ADELAIDE ST 15 00 96819 AEAE PL 23 00 EWA 96706 AEAE ST 23 00 EWA 96706 AEKAI PL 23 00 EWA BEACH 96706 AELIKE PL 35 00 MILILANI 96789 Page 1 of 182 Neighborhood Board Street Index – as of 11/9/15 (by Street Name) House No. Beginning Ending Zip Street Name Type House No. House No. District Subdistrict Area Code AELIKE ST 35 00 MILILANI 96789 AELOA ST 30 02 HEEIA 96744 AEO PL 21 00 PEARL CITY 96782 AEOIA ST 23 00 EWA 96706 AH LO LN 14 02 96817 AHA AINA PL 03 02 96821 AHA MAKA WAY 03 02 96821 AHA NIU PL 03 02 96821 AHA WAY 23 00 WEST LOCH 96706 AHAANA WAY 03 02 96821 AHAHUI PL 25 04 MILILANI 96789 AHAHUI WAY 25 04 MILILANI 96789 AHAHUINA PL 35 00 MILILANI 96789 AHAIKI PL 21 00 PEARL CITY 96782 AHAIKI ST 21 00 PEARL CITY 96782 AHAKAPU ST 21 00 PEARL CITY 96782 AHAKEA ST 03 03 96816 AHAKU PL 03 02 96821 AHAKUHINA PL 21 00 PEARL CITY 96782 AHAKUKA PL 21 00 PEARL CITY 96782 AHAMAKA RD 27 03 96786 AHAMELE PL 03 02 96821 AHAMOA ST 21 00 PEARL CITY 96782 AHANA ST 11 01 96814 AHAOLELO PL 29 04 KAHALUU 96744 AHAOLELO RD 29 04 KANEOHE 96744 AHAPII PL 03 02 96821 AHAPULE ST 21 00 PEARL CITY 96782 AHAULA ST 25 04 MILILANI 96789 AHE PL 06 02 96816 AHE ST 06 02 96816 AHEA PL 35 00 MILILANI 96789 AHEA ST 35 00 MILILANI 96789 AHEAHE AVE 26 00 WAHIAWA 96786 AHEAHE PL 26 00 WAHIAWA 96786 AHEAHE ST 20 02 AIEA 96701 AHEKAI ST 36 00 96792 AHEKOLO ST 12 02 96813 AHELE CT 27 03 96786 AHI PL 12 03 96817 AHIAHI PL 14 03 96817 AHIAHI ST 14 03 96817 AHIHI ST 16 00 96819 AHIKAO ST 35 00 MILILANI 96789 AHIKI ST 32 10 WAIMANALO 96795 AHIKOE ST 34 00 MAKAKILO 96707 AHIKU ST 25 02 MILILANI 96789 AHILAMA PL 29 02 KAALAEA 96744 AHILAMA RD 29 02 KAALAEA 96744 AHINA PL 06 03 96816 AHINA ST 03 03 96816 Page 2 of 182 Neighborhood Board Street Index – as of 11/9/15 (by Street Name) House No. Beginning Ending Zip Street Name Type House No. House No. District Subdistrict Area Code AHINAHINA PL 06 03 96816 AHINALU PL 28 03 HAUULA 96717 AHIPUU ST 12 03 96817 AHIU PL 25 04 MILILANI 96789 AHIWA ST 34 00 MAKAKILO 96707 AHOHUI ST 35 00 96789 AHOKA PL 35 00 MAUKA 96789 AHOKA ST 35 00 MIL MAUKA 96789 AHOKELE ST 35 00 MAUKA 96789 AHOLE PL 23 00 WEST LOCH 96706 AHOLEHOLE ST 02 06 96821 AHONA ST 23 00 EWA BEACH 96706 AHONUI ST 15 00 96819 AHU LN 15 00 96819 AHUA ST 19 00 96819 AHUAHU PL 16 00 96819 AHUALANI PL 07 03 96822 AHUAWA LP 03 01 96816 AHUAWA PL 03 01 96816 AHUI NANI PL 30 01 HEEIA 96744 AHUI ST 11 04 96813 AHUIMANU LP 29 04 KAHALUU 96744 AHUIMANU PL EVEN 47-300 47-432 29 05 KAHALUU 96744 AHUIMANU PL ODD 47-301 47-427 29 04 KAHALUU 96744 AHUIMANU PL ALL 47-440 47-499 29 05 KAHALUU 96744 AHUIMANU RD ALL 47-132 47-299 29 03 KANEOHE 96744 AHUIMANU RD EVEN 47-300 47-398 29 05 KANEOHE 96744 AHUIMANU RD ODD 47-301 47-399 29 04 KANEOHE 96744 AHUIMANU RD ALL 47-400 47-810 29 04 KANEOHE 96744 AHUKINI PL 01 08 96825 AHUKINI ST 01 08 96825 AHULI PL 03 03 96816 AHULILI ST 35 00 96789 AHULIMANU PL 29 04 KAHALUU 96744 AHULIMANU WAY 29 04 KAHALUU 96744 AHUNA CT 27 03 96786 AHUNALII PL 35 00 96789 AHUPUAA PL 36 00 MAILE 96792 AHUUA ST 23 00 EWA 96706 AHUULA ST 15 00 96819 AHUWALE PL 02 06 96821 AHUWALE ST 02 06 96821 AIA ST 36 00 MAILI 96792 AIAI PL 29 04 KAHALUU 96744 AIALII PL 29 04 KAHALUU 96744 AIALII ST 29 04 KAHALUU 96744 AIAMI PL 23 00 EWA BEACH 96706 AIAU LN 27 03 HALEIWA 96712 AIEA HEIGHTS DR ALL 99-100 99-499 20 02 AIEA 96701 AIEA HEIGHTS DR ALL 99-500 99-999 20 02 AIEA 96701 AIEA HEIGHTS DR ALL 99-1000 99-1899 20 02 AIEA 96701 Page 3 of 182 Neighborhood Board Street Index – as of 11/9/15 (by Street Name) House No. Beginning Ending Zip Street Name Type House No. House No. District Subdistrict Area Code AIEA HEIGHTS DRIVE ALL 99-100 99-499 20 02 AIEA 96701 AIEA HEIGHTS DRIVE ALL 99-500 99-999 20 02 AIEA 96701 AIEA HEIGHTS DRIVE ALL 99-1000 99-1899 20 02 AIEA 96701 AIEA HTS DR ALL 99-100 99-499 20 02 AIEA 96701 AIEA HTS DR ALL 99-500 99-999 20 02 AIEA 96701 AIEA HTS DR ALL 99-1000 99-1899 20 02 AIEA 96701 AIEA HTS DRIVE ALL 99-115 99-499 20 02 AIEA 96701 AIEA HTS DRIVE ALL 99-500 99-999 20 02 AIEA 96701 AIEA HTS DRIVE ALL 99-1000 99-1849 20 02 AIEA 96701 AIEA KAI PL 20 02 AIEA 96701 AIEA KAI WAY 20 02 AIEA 96701 AIEA KAI WY 20 02 AIEA 96701 AIEALANI PL 20 01 AIEA 96701 AIHUE ST 12 03 96813 AIKAHI LP 31 04 KAILUA 96734 AIKAHI PL 31 04 KAILUA 96734 AIKANAKA PL 23 00 EWA BEACH 96706 AIKANAKA RD 23 00 EWA BEACH 96706 AIKANE PL 31 04 KAILUA 96734 AIKANE ST 31 04 KAILUA 96734 AIKAPA PL 31 04 KAILUA 96734 AIKAPA ST 31 04 KAILUA 96734 AIKAULA ST 27 02 WAIALUA 96791 AIKOO PL 21 00 PEARL CITY 96782 AILA ST 18 00 96818 AILAIKI ST 23 00 MAKAKILO 96706 AILANA PL 26 00 SCHOF 96786 AILOLO PL 21 00 PEARL CITY 96782 AILONA ST 35 00 MILILANI 96789 AILUNA ST 02 06 96821 AIMAMA PL 21 00 PEARL CITY 96782 AIMIKANA ST 31 04 KAILUA 96734 AIMOKU ST 02 08 96821 AINA LANI PL 10 01 96822 AINA LANI WAY 10 01 96822 AINA MOI PL 30 14 KANEOHE 96744 AINAHOU ST 01 02 96825 AINAKEA WAY 09 03 96815 AINAKOA AVE 03 02 96821 AINAKUAI PL 35 00 MILILANI 96789 AINAMAKUA DR 35 00 MILILANI 96789 AINANA PL 35 00 MILILANI 96789 AINANA WAY 35 00 MILILANI 96789 AINANANI PL 01 07 96825 AINANUI LP 20 04 AIEA 96701 AINANUI PL 20 04 96701 AINAPO PL 01 03 96825 AINAPO ST 01 03 96825 AINAPUA ST 17 00 96819 AINONI ST 31 01 KAILUA 96734 AIOKOA ST 31 04 KAILUA 96734 Page 4 of 182 Neighborhood Board Street Index – as of 11/9/15 (by Street Name) House No. Beginning Ending Zip Street Name Type House No. House No. District Subdistrict Area Code AIPAAKO ST 14 04 96817 AIPO PL 01 08 96825 AIPO ST 01 08 96825 AIPOOLA PL 23 00 EWA 96706 AIPOOLA ST 23 00 EWA 96706 AIPUNI ST 02 06 96821 AIRDROME RD 26 00 WAFB 96786 AKA PL 29 05 KAHALUU 96744 AKAAKA ST 20 02 AIEA 96701 AKAAKAAWA ST 31 02 KAILUA 96734 AKAAKOA PL 31 02 KAILUA 96734 AKAAKOA ST 31 02 KAILUA 96734 AKAAWA PL 34 00 MAKAKILO 96707 AKAAWA ST 34 00 MAKAKILO 96707 AKAHAI ST 31 02 KAILUA 96734 AKAHELE PL 31 02 KAILUA 96734 AKAHI ST 16 00 96819 AKAHOLO ST 23 00 EWA BEACH 96706 AKAIKAI LP 21 00 PEARL CITY 96782 AKAIKI ST 31 02 KAILUA 96734 AKAKA LN 12 02 96813 AKAKA PL 07 01 96822 AKAKE PL 31 02 KAILUA 96734 AKAKE WAY 31 02 KAILUA 96734 AKAKI WAY 31 02 KAILUA 96734 AKAKOA PL 29 02 KAALAEA 96744 AKAKU PL 25 04 MILILANI 96789 AKAKU ST 25 04 MILILANI 96789 AKALA LN 10 02 96814 AKALAKALA ST 21 00 PEARL CITY 96782 AKALANI LP 31 02 KAILUA 96734 AKALANI PL 31 02 KAILUA 96734 AKALEI PL 31 02 KAILUA 96734 AKALEI ST 31 02 KAILUA 96734 AKALULI ST 35 00 MILILANI 96789 AKAMAI PL 31 02 KAILUA 96734 AKAMAI ST 31 02 KAILUA 96734 AKAMAINUI ST 26 00 WAIPIO 96786 AKAMU PL 12 03 96817 AKANA PL 18 00 96818 AKANAHE PL 31 02 KAILUA 96734 AKANOHO PL 27 05 PUPUKEA 96712 AKAPANE PL 30 12 KANEOHE 96744 AKAU LN 15 00 96817 AKAU ST 26 00 WAHIAWA 96786 AKAULA PL 34 00 MAKAKILO 96707 AKAULA ST 34 00 MAKAKILO 96707 AKEA PL 31 02 KAILUA 96734 AKEAKAMAI ST 05 01 96816 AKEAKE ST 35 00 MILILANI 96789 AKEKE PL 31 02 KAILUA 96734 Page 5 of 182 Neighborhood Board Street Index – as of 11/9/15 (by Street Name) House No.
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