Keahole Point

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Keahole Point is a rocky westernmost tip of Hawaii’s Big Island known for its coastal scenery, nearby airport, and role in local energy and aquaculture projects.

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Keahole Point canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cape
geographic feature
headland
associatedWith aquaculture facilities
deep seawater pumping
marine biotechnology research
microalgae cultivation
ocean thermal energy conversion projects
seawater air conditioning research
climate tropical dry
country United States
formedBy Hualalai volcano lava flows
givesNameTo Ellison Onizuka Kona International Airport at Keahole
hasCoastType volcanic coast
hasFeature coastal tide pools
lava rock coast
hasGeology basaltic lava flows
hasNameOrigin Hawaiian language
linked to: Hawaiian
hasNearbyInfrastructure Ellison Onizuka Kona International Airport runway
Queen Kaahumanu Highway
hasNearbyUse commercial aquaculture
ocean science and technology development
renewable energy research
hasTerrain rocky shoreline
hasVegetation sparse coastal vegetation
hasWaveExposure high wave energy
isWesternmostPointOf Island of Hawaii
linked to: Hawaii Island
knownFor coastal scenery
sunset views
locatedIn Hawaii
Island of Hawaii
linked to: Hawaii Island

North Kona District
locatedOn Pacific Ocean
locatedOnCoastOf Island of Hawaii
linked to: Hawaii Island
near Ellison Onizuka Kona International Airport at Keahole
NELHA Hawaii Ocean Science and Technology Park
Natural Energy Laboratory of Hawaii Authority
oceanConditions clear offshore waters
exposed to strong surf
partOf Hawaii County
region North Kona coast
linked to: North Kona
timeZone Hawaii–Aleutian Standard Time
usedFor coastal recreation
shoreline fishing

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North Kona District contains Keahole Point
Kona International Airport near Keahole Point
subject linked to: PHKO