Anapalau
Show on mapAnapalau Point is one of the headlands north of Kealia. It sits between Pohakuloa Point to the north and Ahihi Point to the south.
A local view
The resident also listed Ka Lauau in the same words. He remembered fishing along this stretch, but did not mark a separate entrance or describe a feature unique to Anapalau.
On the Kapaʻa sheet, locate the Kamalomaloo Stream mouth just south of the point. That curve in the coast distinguishes Anapalau from the shore the resident called Ka Lauau. Kapaʻa coast map · USGS (PDF)
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Opana Point
South of Anahola Bay, Opana Point sticks out from a shore that bends back toward Papaloa. Wind on the exposed point is what the resident remembered.
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Ka Lauau
The resident called this fishing stretch Ka Lauau. On the East Side map, the similar name Ka Laulau appears north of Pohakuloa Point.
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Lae o Kailiu
The wind and the change from dense brush to open coast are what the resident remembers at Lae o Kailiu.
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