Kaimukī

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Kaimukī is a residential neighborhood in Honolulu, Hawaii, known for its historic charm, local eateries, and small-town feel near the slopes of Diamond Head.

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Kaimukī canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human settlement
neighborhood
climate tropical savanna climate
country United States
etymology Hawaiian word often associated with "ti oven" or "place of the ti root oven"
governedBy City and County of Honolulu
linked to: Honolulu County
hasAreaCode 808
hasCharacteristic historic charm
residential neighborhood
small-town feel
hasEducationalInstitution Kaimukī High School
Kaimukī Middle School
Waialae Elementary Public Charter School
hasFeature older plantation-era homes
residential hillsides
small independent businesses
viewpoints toward Diamond Head
hasLandUse low-rise commercial
mixed-use
single-family residential
hasMainThoroughfare Waialae Avenue
hasNearbyLandmark Diamond Head State Monument
linked to: Diamond Head
hasNearbyNeighborhood Kāhala
linked to: Kahala

Pālolo
Wilhelmina Rise
hasPark Kaimukī Community Park
Pālolo Valley District Park
hasPostalCode 96816
hasPublicTransport TheBus routes
hasReligiousBuilding Kaimukī Christian Church
Saint Patrick Catholic Church
isPartOf Honolulu
knownFor boutique shops
local eateries
restaurants
walkable streets
languageUsed English
Hawaiian
locatedEastOf Downtown Honolulu
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Honolulu County
locatedInTimeZone Hawaii–Aleutian Time Zone
locatedMakaiOf Pālolo
locatedMaukaOf Kāhala
linked to: Kahala
locatedNear Diamond Head
locatedOn Oʻahu
linked to: Oahu

slopes of Diamond Head
locatedWestOf Kāhala
linked to: Kahala
partOfMetropolitanArea Honolulu metropolitan area
partOfUrbanArea Honolulu urban core
state Hawaii

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Pālolo hasNearbyNeighborhood Kaimukī
Moiliili locatedNear Kaimukī