Olowalu

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Olowalu is a small historic community and coastal area on the island of Maui in Hawaii, known for its coral reefs, snorkeling, and cultural significance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal area
historic place
unincorporated community
areaCode 808
climate tropical
country United States
hasArchaeologicalSites traditional Hawaiian cultural sites
hasBiodiversity corals
green sea turtles
reef fish
hasConservationConcern coastal development impacts
coral reef protection
hasCulturalSignificanceFor Native Hawaiians
hasEcosystem coral reef ecosystem
hasFeature coastal reef system
coral reef
nearshore lagoon
sandy beach
hasHistoricEvent Olowalu Massacre
hasHistoricPeriod pre-contact Hawaiian settlement
hasLandUseHistory sugarcane cultivation
traditional Hawaiian agriculture
hasNameInLanguage ʻOlowalu (Hawaiian)
hasNearbyFeature Olowalu Stream
Olowalu Valley
hasTransportationRoute Hawaii Route 30
knownFor calm ocean conditions
coral reefs
historic significance
marine life viewing
sea turtle habitat
snorkeling
locatedAlong Honoapiʻilani Highway
locatedIn Hawaii
Hawaii County
Maui
United States
locatedOn Pacific Ocean
island of Maui
linked to: Maui

west coast of Maui
locatedWestOf Lahaina
partOf County of Maui
linked to: Maui County

State of Hawaii
linked to: Hawaii
timeZone Hawaii–Aleutian Standard Time
tourismActivity beach recreation
kayaking
snorkeling tours
stand-up paddleboarding

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West Maui coast contains Olowalu