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1. Lagoon, Kāneʻohe, Oʻahu. One of several man-made lagoons at Coconut Island that were made by Christian Holmes, who owned the island in the 1930s. South Lagoon is primarily used for research vessels and private boats. 2. Point, fishing site, mooring site, Kahuku, Hawaiʻi. Southernmost point in the United States. The mooring site is at the base of the sea cliffs at the end of the point. The deep waters off South Point are a famous fishing site, especially for ʻahi, or yellowfin tuna. Also known as Ka Lae. 3. Point, Niʻihau. South end of the island. Also known as Kawaihoa. 4. Shore, Oʻahu. Shore from Makapuʻu Point to Barbers Point.