Description
South Kohala District from ">Mamalahoa Highway The area was named after the dominating geological feature Kohala Mountain, the oldest of Hawaii Island's five major volcanic mountains. The current districts cover the north and western sides of the mountain, . It was one of the five ancient divisions of the island called ''moku''. The natural habitats in Kohala range across a wide rainfall gradient in a very short distance - from less than a year on the coast nearHistory
Kohala Historical Sites State Monument
TheBond Historic District
The Bond Historic District is located in the North Kohala District, with structures from the Bond family's 19th century missionary and homesteading period on the Kohala peninsula. The Bond District has three sections: *Bond Homestead — the Bond House was built in the 1840s by the missionaries and later Kohala landowners Ellen and Reverend Elias Bond, and expanded by descendants through c. 1900. *Kalahikiola Church *Kohala SeminaryAttractions
Points of interest within Kohala includeTransportation
Major thoroughfares within Kohala includePopulations of Kohala
North Kohala
Census-designated places of North Kohala
* Halaula * Hāwī * KapaauSouth Kohala
Census-designated places of South Kohala
* Puako *Unincorporated towns of South Kohala
*Notable residents
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