Keaʻau
/ ke-ā-ă'u /hindering current. Village, Puna, Hawaiʻi.
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Keaʻau
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- Land sections, intermediate and elementary school, and villages, Hilo, Makuʻu, and Puna qds., Hawaiʻi.
- (For. Sel. 18; UL 62.) Land section, village, forest reserve known as Keaʻau Makua, peak,and beach park, Kaʻena qd., Oʻahu.
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- 1. Beach, Keaʻau, Hawaiʻi. Small pocket of detrital and calcareous sand at the head of an inlet in an otherwise rocky shore. Also known as Shipman Beach.
- 2. Beach park (38 acres), Keaʻau, Oʻahu. West of Mākaha Point in the land division of Keaʻau. Primarily rocky shore with a calcareous sand beach at its west end.
- 3. Dive site, Keaʻau, Oʻahu. Off the beach park on a long ledge parallel to shore at 35 to 70 feet. The site includes arches, lava tubes, and overhangs. Also known as Stars.
- 4. Surf site, Keaʻau, Oʻahu. At the west end of the beach park.
Literally, the rippling of the sea.
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