Lunalilo Freeway (Interstate H-1)

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Lunalilo Freeway (Interstate H-1) is the main east–west interstate highway on the island of Oʻahu in Hawaii, serving as a primary commuter and transportation route through Honolulu and surrounding communities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Interstate Highway
freeway
accessControl full access control
category Interstate Highways in Hawaii
Roads in Oʻahu
Transportation in Honolulu, Hawaii
connects eastern Oʻahu
western Oʻahu
linked to: western Oahu
country United States
direction east–west
hasFeature grade-separated interchanges
overpasses
underpasses
hasJunctionWith Interstate H-2
Interstate H-3
Moanalua Freeway (Interstate H-201)
linked to: Moanalua Freeway

Nimitz Highway
highwayType Interstate Highway
isNumberedWithin H-series Interstate Highways in Hawaii
laneConfiguration multiple lanes in each direction
locatedIn city and county of Honolulu
island of Oʻahu
linked to: Oahu

state of Hawaii
linked to: Hawaii
maintainedBy Hawaii Department of Transportation
namedAfter William Charles Lunalilo
linked to: Lunalilo
namesakeOccupation King of Hawaii
partOf Interstate Highway System
partOfNetwork National Highway System
passesThrough suburban areas of Oʻahu
urban Honolulu
primaryFunction main east–west interstate highway on Oʻahu
primary commuter route through Honolulu
primary transportation corridor through Honolulu
region Pacific Islands
roadSurface asphalt
routeNumber H-1
serves Honolulu
surrounding communities on Oʻahu
stateAbbreviation HI
toll no
usedFor access to Honolulu urban core
commercial transportation
daily commuting

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Makiki hasRoad Lunalilo Freeway (Interstate H-1)
H-2 Freeway terminusSouth Interstate H-1 in Pearl City
linked to: Lunalilo Freeway (Interstate H-1)