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Kalaniwahine

Feature:Point
Comments:Point described in the Hawaiian Ethnological Notes collection of the Bishop Museum: "Paiena is the ahupuaa. Waiopai is the fishing ground, extending from the hollow where the breadfruit trees grow at Puu-ka-auhuhu down to the point at Kalaniwahine."
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