H-3

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H-3 is a major Interstate highway in Hawaii that connects the Honolulu area on Oʻahu with the Marine Corps Base Hawaii at Kāneʻohe Bay through a series of tunnels and viaducts across the Koʻolau Range.

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H-3 canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Interstate Highway
toll-free highway
bridgeType segmental viaducts
connects Honolulu
Kāneʻohe
linked to: Kaneohe

Marine Corps Base Hawaii
constructionBegan 1980s
constructionCost over 1 billion US dollars
country United States
crosses Koʻolau Range
designSpeedLimit approximately 55 miles per hour
directionA west
directionB east
easternTerminus Marine Corps Base Hawaii at Kāneʻohe Bay
fundedBy Federal-Aid Highway Act
hasRestrictions bicycles prohibited
mopeds prohibited
pedestrians prohibited
hasScenicViewsOf Koʻolau Mountains
linked to: Koʻolau Range

Kāneʻohe Bay
hasStructureType tunnel
viaduct
hasTunnel Tetsuo Harano Tunnels
highwayType Interstate H
island Oʻahu
linked to: Oahu
isNumberedUnder Hawaii Interstate numbering system
junctionWith Interstate H-1
Interstate H-201
laneCount 4
lengthInMiles approximately 15.3
locatedInMetropolitanArea Honolulu metropolitan area
maintainedBy Hawaii Department of Transportation
notableFor environmental and cultural controversies during construction
long mountain tunnels
numberOfTunnels 2
officialNameIncludes Interstate H-3
openedToTraffic 1997
partOf Interstate Highway System
passesNear Aloha Stadium
Pearl Harbor
passesThrough Haʻikū Valley vicinity
Honolulu County
region Pacific Islands
routeNumber 3
serves commuter traffic between windward and leeward Oʻahu
military traffic to Marine Corps Base Hawaii
state Hawaii
westernTerminus Hālawa Interchange

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