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Hawaiʻi Board on Geographic Names Correction of Diacritical Marks in Hawaiian Names Project - Maui Status Key: 1 = Not Hawaiian; 2 = Not Reviewed; 3 = More Research Needed; 4 = HBGN Corrected; 5 = Already Correct in GNIS; 6 = Name Change; 7 = Other Feature Status Feat ID Feature Name Corrected Name Source Notes USGS Quad Name Class PNH: ‘Aiea, O‘ahu 5 358457 ‘Aiea Bay ‘Aiea Kimo Hu‘eu Keanae NPS: ‘Aiea Bay 4 358507 ‘Alae One-Two Civil ‘Alae 1-2 PNH Puu O Kali 4 358508 ‘Alae Three-Four Civil ‘Alae 3-4 PNH Puu O Kali 4 358509 ‘Alae Three-Four Homesteads Civil ‘Alae 3-4 Homesteads PNH Puu O Kali 5 358514 ‘Alaeiki Civil ‘Alaeiki PNH Kipahulu 5 358518 ‘Alaenui Civil ‘Alaenui PNH Kipahulu 5 358531 ‘Alalākeiki Channel Channel ‘Alalākeiki Channel PNH Makena 5 358540 ‘Ālau Island Island ‘Ālau Island PNH Hana 5 358544 ‘Aleamai Civil ‘Aleamai PNH Hana 5 358552 ‘Alenuihāhā Channel Channel ‘Alenuihāhā Channel PNH Kipahulu 5 362757 ‘Ō‘ilipu‘u Summit ‘Ō‘ilipu‘u PNH Nahiku 3 362852 ‘O‘opuola Point Cape NPS PNH: not listed; NPS: ‘O‘opuola Point Keanae 3 362853 ‘O‘opuola Stream Stream NPS PNH: not listed; NPS: ‘O‘opuola Stream Keanae 3 362739 ‘Ōhai Point Cape PNH: ‘Ōhai, O‘ahu Kipahulu 4 1919913 ‘Ohe‘o Campground Locale ‘Ohe‘o Campground PNH 11/19/14 Kipahulu PNH - Does not list these names as having a generic term. However it does list what kind of feature each of the place names represents. The GNIS feature type is 4 362741 ‘Ohe‘o Gulch Valley ‘Ohe‘o PNH Kipahulu coincides with the HBGN source. (20150427 - JDS - found these notes in 2012 USBGN submittal worksheet, no record of decision date). 5 362744 ‘Ōhi‘a Gulch Valley ‘Ōhi‘a Gulch PNH Haiku 5 362747 ‘Ōhi‘a Spring Spring ‘Ōhi‘a Spring PNH HBGN: associative Keanae 5 362748 ‘Ōhi‘a Stream Stream ‘Ōhi‘a Stream PNH HBGN: associative Keanae 3 362814 ‘Ōma‘opio Civil PNH PNH: uncertain p & m; PNH: ‘Ōma‘opio Puu O Kali Populated 3 1919916 ‘Ōma‘opio PNH PNH: uncertain p & m; PNH: ‘Ōma‘opio Kilohana Place 3 362868 ‘Ōpana Gulch Valley AH3 / UHP PNH: ‘Ōpana, O‘ahu; AH3 / UHP: ‘Ōpana Gulch Haiku 3 362875 ‘Ōpelu Gulch Valley NPS PNH: not listed; NPS: ‘Ōpelu Gulch Kipahulu 3 362887 ‘Ōpūhano Cape NPS PNH: not listed; NPS: ‘Ōpūhano Nahiku 3 362889 ‘Ōpūohina Cape AH3 / UHP PNH: not listed; AH3 / UHP: ‘Ōpūohina Hana 3 364325 ‘Ukulele Camp Locale NPS PNH: not listed; NPS: ‘Ukulele Camp Kilohana 5 364330 ‘Ula‘ino Civil ‘Ula‘ino PNH Hana Populated 4 365188 ‘Ula‘ino (historical) ‘Ula‘ino (Site) PNH Hana Place 3 364340 ‘Ulu‘ini Stream Stream NPS PNH: not listed; NPS: ‘Ulu‘ini Stream Keanae PNH: not listed; HBGN: Sites of Maui, ‘A‘alaloloa; 3 1905622 Aalaloloa Pali Cliff Maalaea UHP, ‘A‘alalolaua, 04/18/13 HHL to look into this one too. Check with Bob 3 358417 Aapueo Civil Hobde's stuff too. He's retired and may be doing Kilohana consultant work now. 4 358418 Aawaiki Island ‘A‘awaiki PNH HBGN: combined Kahakuloa Spreadsheet Date: March 30, 2016 Board Last Reviewed Date: March 10, 2016 GNIS Download - November 26, 2013 Page 1 of 48 Hawaiʻi Board on Geographic Names Correction of Diacritical Marks in Hawaiian Names Project - Maui Status Key: 1 = Not Hawaiian; 2 = Not Reviewed; 3 = More Research Needed; 4 = HBGN Corrected; 5 = Already Correct in GNIS; 6 = Name Change; 7 = Other Feature Status Feat ID Feature Name Corrected Name Source Notes USGS Quad Name Class 4 358419 Aawanui Island ‘A‘awanui PNH HBGN: combined Kahakuloa 3 358421 Ae Stream Stream Wailuku Populated 1 358426 Ah Fong Village Wailuku Place 4 358431 Ahihi Bay Bay ‘Āhihi Bay PNH Makena 4 1905623 Ahihi-Kinau Natural Area Reserve Park ‘Āhihi Kīna‘u Natural Area Reserve PNH PNH: each word listed separately Makena 5 358435 Āhole Rock Island Āhole Rock PNH Kipahulu 3 358441 Āhuakeio Civil NPS PNH: not listed; NPS: Āhuakeio Kipahulu Populated 1 358484 Airport Village Puu O Kali Place 4 358490 Akaluanui Summit Akalua Nui PNH Napili 4 358492 Akhluaiki Summit Akalua Iki PNH Napili 3 358493 Aki Civil PNH: uncertain p & m; ‘Aki Lahaina PNH: ‘Ako's gulch listed - original name given for 3 1905624 Ako Point Cape gulch - Kahulu‘īlio; Clark: Kū‘au point was where a Paia man named Ako lived, 04/18/13 4 1905625 Ala Lani United Methodist Church Church Ala Lani United Methodist Church HBGN 5/16/13 Wailuku 3 358502 Alaalaula Gulch Valley Kipahulu Populated 1 358503 Alabama Village Paia Place 4 358515 Alaeloa Civil ‘Alaeloa PNH Napili 4 358516 Alaeloa Point Cape ‘Alaeloa Point PNH Napili 4 358517 Alaeloaiki Cape ‘Alaeloaiki PNH Napili 5 358536 Alapapa Gulch Valley Alapapa Gulch PNH Kahakuloa 3 1905626 Alelele Lake Haiku 3 358547 Alelele Stream Stream Kaupo 3 358548 Alena Cape NPS PNH: not listed; NPS: Alena Lualailua Hills 3 358549 Alena Civil NPS PNH: not listed; NPS: Alena Lualailua Hills 1 1956419 Alexander Mission Home Building Wailuku 3 358573 Alo Stream Stream NPS PNH: not listed; NPS: Alo Stream Keanae 5 358576 Aluea Rocks Island Aluea Rocks PNH Keanae 3 358577 Amalu Stream Stream PNH PNH: uncertain p & m; PNH: Amalu Stream Lahaina 5 358595 Anakaluahine Gulch Valley Anakaluahine Gulch PNH Napili 3 358601 Anapuka Cape NPS PNH: Anapuka, Moloka‘i; NPS: Anapuka Hana 5 358619 Apole Point Cape Apole Point PNH var: Laeoapole (PNH) Kaupo 4 358627 Auau Channel Channel ‘Au‘au Channel PNH Olowalu 5 358632 Auwahi Civil Auwahi PNH Lualailua Hills 4 358641 Awalau Gulch Valley ‘Awalau Gulch PNH Haiku 4 358642 Awalau Gulch Valley ‘Awalau Gulch PNH Kahakuloa 5 358644 Awalua Beach Awalua PNH Olowalu 4 1905628 Awalua Beach Beach Awalua Beach PNH 11/19/14 Olowalu 3 358649 Awapaewa‘a Bay Bay HBGN PNH: not listed; HBGN: Awapaewa‘a Bay Kipahulu Spreadsheet Date: March 30, 2016 Board Last Reviewed Date: March 10, 2016 GNIS Download - November 26, 2013 Page 2 of 48 Hawaiʻi Board on Geographic Names Correction of Diacritical Marks in Hawaiian Names Project - Maui Status Key: 1 = Not Hawaiian; 2 = Not Reviewed; 3 = More Research Needed; 4 = HBGN Corrected; 5 = Already Correct in GNIS; 6 = Name Change; 7 = Other Feature Status Feat ID Feature Name Corrected Name Source Notes USGS Quad Name Class 1 1905629 Azeka Place Shopping Center Locale Maalaea 1 1905630 Bailey House Museum Building Wailuku 1 1905631 Baldwin Home Museum Building Lahaina 1 358663 Baldwin Memorial Home Locale Paia 1 358665 Baldwin Park Park Paia 1 1956377 Balthazar Bridge Bridge Haiku Battle of Kepaniwai Historical 5 358670 Battle of Kepaniwai Historical Marker Park PNH Wailuku Marker 1 1905632 Bay Golf Course Locale Napili 1 358676 Big Spring Spring Nahiku 1 358697 Camp K-Three Locale Puu O Kali Populated 5 362153 Camp Maluhia Camp Maluhia PNH Wailuku Place 4 1905633 Camp Piiholo Locale Camp Pi‘iholo PNH HBGN: associative, 5/16/13 Haiku 3 358714 Cape Hanamanioa Cape PNH PNH: uncertain p & m; PNH: Cape Hanamanioa Makena 4 358715 Cape Kinau Cape Cape Kīna‘u PNH Makena 1 1852973 Center Ditch Canal Haiku 1 1905635 Chandelier Office Center Locale Wailuku 1 1905636 Changs Beach Beach Makena 1 1905637 Charley Young Beach Beach Puu O Kali 1 1905638 Christ the King Church Church Wailuku 1 1905639 Christ the King School School Wailuku 1 1905640 Christian Ministry Church Church Wailuku 1 1905641 Church of God Church Lahaina 1 1956378 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Church Paia Populated 1 358737 Cod Fish Village Paia Place 1 1905643 Community Seventh Day Adventist Church Church Lahaina 1 365352 Corn Mill Camp Locale Haiku 1 1987478 Cove Park Park Puu O Kali 1 358743 Crater Overlook Locale Kilohana 1 358744 Crater Reservoir Reservoir Lahaina Populated 1 358746 Crater Village Lahaina Place 1 1905644 D T Fleming Beach Park Park Napili 1 1905645 Dickenson Square Shopping Center Locale Lahaina 1 1905647 Door of Faith Church Church Wailuku 1 1956379 Door of Faith Church Church Haiku 1 1905648 Doris Todd Memorial Christian School School Paia 5 358773 East Hanawana Civil East Hanawana PNH Haiku 5 358774 East Honomā‘ele Civil East Honomā‘ele PNH Hana 5 358775 East Kaupakulua Civil East Kaupakulua PNH HBGN: associative Haiku 3 358776 East Kuiaha Gulch Valley Haiku 5 358778 East Makaīwa Civil East Makaīwa PNH HBGN: associative Haiku Spreadsheet Date: March 30, 2016 Board Last Reviewed Date: March 10, 2016 GNIS Download - November 26, 2013 Page 3 of 48 Hawaiʻi Board on Geographic Names Correction of Diacritical Marks in Hawaiian Names Project - Maui Status Key: 1 = Not Hawaiian; 2 = Not Reviewed; 3 = More Research Needed; 4 = HBGN Corrected; 5 = Already Correct in GNIS; 6 = Name Change; 7 = Other Feature Status Feat ID Feature Name Corrected Name Source Notes USGS Quad Name Class 5 358783 East Wailua Iki Stream Stream East Wailua Iki Stream PNH Keanae 5 358784 East Wailua Nui Stream Stream East Wailua Nui Stream PNH Nahiku 1 1905649 Eddie Tam Memorial Center Building Haiku 4 358791 Eke Crater Crater ‘Eke Crater PNH Wailuku 4 358795 Eleele Area ‘Ele‘ele PNH Wailuku PNH: not listed; UHP: Ele‘ile‘i, uncertain; HBGN: 3 1905650 Eleilei Bay Bay Paia also known as Watercress bay - Lēkō‘ele‘ele, 5/16/13 3 358801 Elialii Gulch Valley Kaupo 1 1905651 Emmanuel Lutheran School School Wailuku 1 1905652 Episcopal Cemetery Cemetery Lahaina 1 1905653 Father Jules Papa Bar Paia 1 365353 Filipino Camp Locale Haiku 1 358820 Fleming Beach Beach Napili 1 1987522 Fleming Park Park Napili HBGN: associative, recommended name change, 4 358821 Flume Launiupoko Ditch Canal Launiupoko Flume PNH Lahaina 5/16/13 1 1905656 Fly Water Point Cape Paia 1 1988126 Fourth Marine Division Memorial Park Park Haiku 1 1905658 Good Shepherd Episcopal Church Church Wailuku 1 358829 Grant 3584 Civil Lahaina 1 358832 H A Baldwin Park Park Paia 5 358866 Ha‘ikū Uka Civil Ha‘īkū
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