Mamalahoa Highway (for portions)

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Mamalahoa Highway (for portions) refers to segments of Hawaii Route 11, a major roadway on the Island of Hawaii that connects several towns and provides access to key attractions such as Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf highway in Hawaii
roadway segment
alsoKnownAs Hawaii Belt Road (for portions)
connects Hilo
Kailua-Kona
Naalehu
linked to: Nā‘ālehu

Pahala
Volcano, Hawaii
linked to: Volcano, Hawaiʻi
country United States
function major circum-island route (for its segment)
locatedIn Island of Hawaii
linked to: Hawaii Island
maintainedBy Hawaii Department of Transportation
namedAfter Mamalahoa (traditional Hawaiian term associated with royal law of the splintered paddle)
onIsland Hawaii (island)
linked to: Hawaiʻi (island)
partOf Hawaii Belt Road system
Hawaii Route 11
passesNear Kaʻū District
Puna District
South Kona District
providesAccessTo Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park
roadType two-lane highway
routeNumber 11
state Hawaii
traverses Hawaii County
usedFor local traffic
tourist access to volcano-related attractions

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Hawaii Route 11 alsoKnownAs Mamalahoa Highway (for portions)
Hawaii Route 190 alsoKnownAs Mamalahoa Highway (segment)
linked to: Mamalahoa Highway (for portions)