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Topo Map of Lakes in Big Island County, Hawaii

The Big Island is another name for the Island of Hawaii and the County of Hawaii. Since the state is also named Hawaii, it has been nicknamed the Big Island to make it easier to understand. The Big Island was such an obvious choice of names because it is larger than all of the other Hawaiian Islands combined (actually, almost twice that size). It’s also the youngest of the islands and the most volcanically active. Kilauea Volcano on the south side is alive and well and keeps local volcanologists busy. Hilo, on the eastern windward side of the island, is the county seat. That side of the island is wet and lush like a tropical rainforest. Kona, on the western leeward side of the island, is much dryer and where most of the island’s resorts are found. The diversity of the Big Island is one of its biggest draws. You can find almost any activity you desire on this island, you just might have to drive a bit farther to find it.

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Lakes in Big Island County Hawaii

Place USGS Topo Map
Boiling Pots Piihonua
Green Lake Kapoho OE N
Hoakimau Pond Hilo
Holokaalele Pond Kealakekua
Hoonoua Kalae
Kanonone Waterhole Pohue Bay
Kaopapawai Waterhole Wood Valley
Kionakapahu Pond Hilo
Komakawai Waterholes Kaunene
Lake Waiau Mauna Kea
Lokowaka Pond Hilo
Luahinewai Kiholo
Luaopalahemo Kalae
Luawai Kailua
Lumiawai Waterhole Puupohakuloa
Maunaanu Waterhole Puukinikini
Mohouli Pond Hilo
One Hundred Acre Waterhole Papa
Opaeula Pond Makalawena
Paeoopu Pool Keanakolu
Pakoa Waterhole Wood Valley
Polewai Waterhole Puupohakuloa
Queens Bath (historical) Kalapana
Queens Bath, Keanalele Waterhole Kiholo
Solomons Waterhole Kulani
Waiaelepi Kiholo
Waiaka Pond (historical) Kalapana
Waiakea Pond Hilo
Waiakuhi Kiholo
Waialua Kalae
Waihonu Pond Hilo
Waikoloa Ponds Waikoloa Ponds
Waikupanaha Pond (historical) Kalapana
Wainanalii Pond Kiholo
Waiopae Kapoho
Waipouli Kalae

This is a list of all the lakes in Big Island County, Hawaii. In some cases there are duplicate names so try to select the one you are looking for based on the USGS quad topo map name which is often a recognizable feature or town nearby.