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Oahu, Hawaiian Island (4110) Feb. 1982.Pdf KEY NUMBERED STAT IONS U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE FACE NO. 1 FOR NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMlNlSTRATlON TRIANGULATION DIAGRAM CHART 4110 NATIONAL OCEAN SURVEY BY THE DATE 05/11/82 NATIONAL GEODETIC SURVEY 1 HONOLULU CASTLE AN0 COOKE BLOG LlGHT 51 OAHU OVERPASS 1 HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO NU STACK 1955 52 AERO OBSTRUCTION LT C 1 HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO NE STACK 1955 53 AERO OBSTRUCTION LT C 1 HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO su STACK 1955 54 STATE SURVEY 5 1 1 HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO SE STACK 1955 55 1 HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CU N TWlN STACK HIGHEST GROJP FIVE 56 AERO OBSTRUCTION LT AA 2 AERO OBSTRUCTION LT 0 57 AERO 03STRUCTION LT A 3 FT ARMSTRONG FLAGSTAFF 5 8 4 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLOG 59 4 HONOLULU HARBOR FRONT RANGE LIGHT 1964 60 TURTLE HEAD 5 AERO OBSTRUCTION LT K 61 WEST RAOlO TOWER 6 AERO OBSTRUCTION LT E .61 CAMP EROMAN FLAGPOLE 7 SANO ISLAND LlGHT 1964 62 YMCA 7 SANO ISLAND S BASE 63 kEAL!A USE b FORT KAMEHAMEHA FLAGSTAFF 63 STATE SURVEY 6 12 9 AERO OBSTRULTION LT M 64 PEARL HARBOR HATER TANK A 10 HONOLULU ALOHA TOUER 64 PEARL HARBOR UATER TANK 8 10 REAR RANGE LIGHTHOUSE 64 PEARL HARBOR TANK C 11 HONOLULU JUDICIARY BLOG FLAGSTAFF 65 11 HONOLULU 1887 66 AERO OBSTRUCTION LT N 11 HONOLULU FIRST HAWAIIAN BANK LIGHT 6 7 11 HONOLULU IOLANl PALACE FLAGPOLE 68 11 POST OFFICE NU TOYER SMALL INSTRUMENT CUPOLA 69 PEARL HARBOR W LOCH SOUTHSIDE UATER TANK 12 TRANSIT OF VENUS 70 HONOLULU RAOlO STATION KAlM TOWER 13 HONOLULU NEW CITY HALL CUPOLA 71 HONOLULU HILTON RAINBOW TOYER HOTEL 14 RAOlO STATION KUG E TOUER 71 HONOLULU KAISER HOTEL TV STATION KHVH TOWER 14 RAOlO STATION KUC W TOUER 71 HONOLULU RAOlO STATION KHVH TOWER 15 PAHEEHEE NEW 72 HONOLULU TV STATION KONA TOWER 15 PAHEEHEE USE 73 HONOLULU TV STATION KULA TOWER PAHEEHEE 74 HONOLULU RAOlO STATION Klkl TOWER DRILL HOLE CROSS ON ROCK 75 PEARL HARBOR ENTRANCE DATUM POINT STATE SURVEY 2 1 76 HONOLULU MORMON CHURCH SPIRE AERO OBSTRUCTION LT L 77 STATE SURVEY 1 3 AERO OBSTRUCTION LT F 77 HONOLULU BOAR0 WATER SUPPLY STACK KING AN0 HOUGHTAUNG STS AERO OBSTRUCTION LT J 78 HONOLULU TRIPLER HOSPITAL TWlN LIGHTS 1957 USE N EASE 79 HONOLULU MOANALUA WATER TANK AERo OBSTRUCTION LT G 8 0 US OUARANTINE STATION FLAGSTAFF 81 82 PEARL HARBOR MAKAlAPA W RADIO TOWER HONOLULU HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE CO TANK 83 PEARL HARBOR WAlAU HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO SE STACK RED GAS TANK CENTER 84 HONOLULU AMERICAN CANNERY WATER TOdER a5 HONOLULU ST ANOREUS CATHEDRAL HIGHEST TOUER 86 STATION G HONOLULU AHUA PT ATG TOWER OAHUPEN 1925 87 PEARL HARBOR ESCAPE TRAINING TOWER OAHU JAIL FLAG 1928 88 HAlPlO UKA WATER TANK 89 UAIPAHU RAOlO STATION KAHU TOWER PUNCHBOWLEAST 90 PEARL HARBOR FOR0 ISLAND CONTROL TOWER HONOLULU NATIONAL CEMETERY FLAGPSLE 9 1 nc UAYNES LIGHT 1952 92 HICKAM AFB CONTROL TOWER HONOLULU ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL SPIRE 93 RNG HONOLULU HNL OAHU W BASE 94 BARBERS PT NAS S RAOlO TOWER OF THREE HONOLULU CENTRAL UNION CHURCH SPIRE 95 KALlHl FlRE STATION UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII LIBRARY 96 PARBERS PT NAS BASE CONTROL TOWER BEACON 1957 RAOlO STATION LGMB TOWER 9 7 HONOLULU TV STATION KCMB TOYER 93 KANEOHE BAY MCAS E RAOlO TONER OF THREE HONOLULU NEW INCINERATOR STACK 99 HONOLULU KEWALO BASIN RADIO STATIONS LGU KUI.A TOWER 100 KANEOHE BAY MCAS RAOlO BEAM HONOLULU ILIKAI HOTEL CUPOLA 100 HAWAIILOA HlLL FORT OE RUSSEY FLAGPOLE 100 HAWAIILOA HlLL Z WAIKIKI LATITUDE ECCENTRIC 101 KANEOHE BAY MCAS HAHAllLOA HILL BEACON 1952 HONOLULU IMPERIAL HAWAIIAN HOTEL ANTENNA 102 HICKAM AFB WATER TOWER HONOLULU ROYAL HAWAl IAN HOTEL CENTER TOM 103 PUULOA LATITUDE STATION MOAYA HOTEL FLAGSTAFF 1925 104 KALAEPOHAKU OILLINGHAM CENTER OF HOUSE 104 HONOLULU MALUHIA HOSPITAL FLAGPOLE KAIMUKI FlRE STATION 105 BM 05 4; STATE SURVEY 3 3 105 KEWALO 1 q ' .L4'+iONOLULU SACRED HEART ACADEMY CROSS 105 KEHALO BASIN FRONT RANGE LIGHT 1964 45 uILHELMINA RISE CENTER OF RESERVOIR SHED 105 KEHALO BASIN REAR RANGE LIGHT 1964 46 FORT StiAFTER FLAGSTAFF 106 WAlKlKl 47 FHA AIR FORCE CALlB TOWER 106 HAIKIKI 2 ca ULT 106 YAIKIKI 3 49 STATE SURVEY 4 26 107 STATE SURVEY 2 2 49 OBSERVATION TOWER 1011 5 0 109 KEY TO NUMBERED STATIONS U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE PAGE NO. Z FOR NATIONAL OCEANIC AN0 ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION TRIANGULATION CIAGRAM CHART 4110 NATIONAL OCEAN SURVEY BY THE DATE 05/11182 NATIONAL GEODETIC SURVEY 110 KAMEHAUEHA SCHOOL CUPOLA 163 STATE SURVEY 2 6 111 LlLLlHAU 161 STATE SURVEY 2 9 112 MARKOWITZ MOON TELESCOPE CENTER OF BASE 165 STATE SURVEY 2 8 112 OANJON PANJON ASTROLABE CENTER OF ROTATION lhh STATE SURVEY 2 12 112 HAUAll ASTRO IGY 167 STATE SURVEY 3 5 113 ROOF USN 161 STATE SURVEY 2 5 114 171 USN lh9 STATE SURVEY 3 7 115 214 USN iio STATE SURVEY 3 6 116 171 STATE SURVEY 3 12 117 KALLHI CHANNEL GREEN LIGHT 13 1964 172 STATE SURVEY 3 1 117 KALlHl CHANNEL FRONT RANGE LlGHT 1964 173 STATE SURVEY 3 10 118 kALIHI CHANNEL REAR RANGE LlGHT 1964 174 STATE SURVEY 4 1 119 kALIHI CHANNEL GREEN LIWT 19 1964 175 STATE SURVEY 4 2 120 KALIHI CHANNEL RED LIGHT 12 1964 176 STATE SURVEY 4 10 121 KALIHI CHANNEL GREEN LlGHT 17 1964 177 STATE SURVEY 4 7 122 KALIHI CHANNEL RE0 LlGHT 20 1964 178 STATE SURVEY 4-3 123 KALIHI CHANNEL RED LlGHT 16 1964 124 KALIHI CHANNEL GREEN LlGHT 9 1964 124 KALIHI CHANNEL RE0 LlGHT 8 1964 125 KALlHl CHANNEL RE0 LlGHT 6 1964 125 kALlHl CHANNEL GREEN LlGHT 5 1964 183 STATE SURVEY 4 18 126 HOKAPU 183 KANEOHE NEW 126 SEISMOGRAPH 183 KANEOHE 126 nor TRAVERSE POINT A 184 STATE SURVEY 4 20 127 ROCKY 185 ALIAMANU HONOLULU BOARO OF WATER SUPPLY TANK 127 PUEO 186 PAPAA 2 128 STATE SURVEY 8 1 186 PAPAA 129 MAIL1 US NAVAL RADIO STATION H TOUER OF SEVEN 186 KANEOHE HAWAIIAN TEL CO MICROUAVE TOUER 130 OILLINGHAM 187 BELLOWS AFB MICROWAVE TOUER 130 CROSS ON ROCK WALL 188 KAlMUKl LIBERTY HOUSE FLAGPOLE 131 BARBERS PT NAS BEACON 1969 132 STATE SURVEY 2 10 1119 KAlUUKI KAHALA TOUER APT ANTENNA 133 STATE SURVEY 6 13 160 HONO~ULUCIRCLE ~ADEAPT BLDG ANTENNA 134 STATE SURVEY 8 2 191 HONOLULU ST LOUIS HIGH SCHOOL FLAGPOLE 135 STATE SURVEY 1 10 192 HONOLULU UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII ELEC ENGR LAB TOUER 136 STATE SURVEY 9 12 i9J HONOLULU UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII FLAGPOLE 137 UAHIAUA USN COHM STA RAOAR 194 HONOLULU nolLllLl BUDDHIST CH SPIRE 138 UAHIAUA USN COMM STA TONER 195 HONOLULU UAIKIKI BUSINESS PLAZA FLAGPOLE 139 kUNlA FACILITY RAOAR TOWER 196 OERUSSY 140 UHEELER AFB AFCS REC FAC TOWER 196 STATE SURVEY 2 11 141 UHEELER AFB CONTROL TOUER BEACON 196 HONOLULU WAIKIKI SHORE APT SE FLAGPOLE 142 KOLEKOLE PASS USN TOUER 197 HONOLULU TV STA KWVH STATE SURVEY 9 17 198 HONOLULU CITY HALL PAUAA ANNEX TOUER STATE SIJRVEY 9 L 199 HONOLULU C AN0 C BOARO OF HATER SUPPLY STACK KAILUA KANEOIlE RESERVOIR 200 HONOLULU ACADEMY TOWER ELEVATOR SHAFT UAIALAE KAHALA HILTON HOTEL STACK 201 HONOLULU HAUAIIAN GRAIN CORP ELEVATOR STATE SURVEY 3 4 202 HONOLULU 999 WILDER BLOG ELEVATOR SHAFT HONOLULU FOSTER TOWER HOTEL LILHT 203 HONOLULU nc KINLEY HIGH SCHOOL AOH BLOG CUPOLA HONOLULU ALA MOANA BLOG OBSTRUCTION LlGHT 1963 204 HONOLULU KAPALAM INClN PLANT STACK SAND ISLAND ARTILLERY FIRE CONTROL TOWER 205 HONOLULU RADIO STA KCCN MAST HONOLULU INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT CONTROL TOUER BEACON NEH 206 HONOLULU ST THERESAS CH CROSS KALIHI 206 KAHUKU WATER TANK K,ALIHI Z 206 KAHUKU RADAR DOME HYDRANT 4859 NAVY BOY MARKER STREET MARKER SPIKE PROPERTY CORNER nr F'IPE LUCAS KUPAUA KUL IOU00 NIU LONGITUDE NIU HATER TANK ARP ttn F 10 15i STATE SURVEY 1 1 155 STATE SURVEl Z 3 156 STATE SURVEY 1 8 157 STATE SURVEY Z 4 158 SlATE SURVEY 1 9 159 STATE SURVEY 1 6 160 STATE SURVEY 1 11 160 HONOLULU ZEN BUDOHIST MISSION CENTER TOYER 161 STATE SURVEY 1 7 162 STATE SURVEY 1 7 .
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