Click here for zoomable Google road map of Oahu
(consult Oahu route lists for updated and
detailed route information)
These pages have exit guides for Hawaii's four freeways, all of which are on Oahu:
Interstate
H-1
(Queen Liliuokalani Freeway/Lunalilo Freeway)
Interstate
H-2
(Veterans Memorial Freeway)
Interstate
H-3
(John A. Burns Freeway)
Interstate
H-201/state route 78
(Moanalua Freeway)
Each exit guide is on a separate page, but also has links at the bottom to the other lists, and back to this page, as well as links to interchange diagrams (see below).
An excerpt from the H-2 list follows (actual type size is larger):
NORTHBOUND -- Read DOWN | Interchange Name | SOUTHBOUND -- Read UP from bottom | |||
EXIT Number
Highway, Street or Exit Destination |
EXIT Number
Highway, Street or Exit Destination |
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EXIT 2 | Waipio interchange |
EXIT 2 | |||
Ka Uka Boulevard
Waipio Business Park Mililani Cemetery Road |
Ka Uka Boulevard
Waipio Business Park Mililani Cemetery Road |
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NORTHBOUND | SOUTHBOUND | ||||
EXIT 5A | Mililani interchange |
EXIT 5 | |||
Meheula
Parkway EAST Mililani Mauka |
(Meheula
Parkway) Mililani |
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EXIT 5B | |||||
Meheula
Parkway WEST Mililani Town |
The lists provide information separately for each direction of travel. They attempt to provide the same basic information for each exit as you'll see on the freeway as you approach the exit; additional information not shown on the actual exit signs, indicated by (parentheses), is also included. Some cautions are included, particularly tunnel notices for Interstate H-3 and one place at eastbound Interstate H-1, and the low speed limits for the S-curve on H-1 between exits 18 and 19.
The center column indicates the interchange name (if any). Most interchange names have two links, with the first link to an interchange diagram graphic (where available), and the second (under the word "interchange") to a zoomable Google Map of the interchange. Many of those interchanges have unusual and complex layouts, such as the massive Halawa Interchange joining Interstates H-1, H-3, and H-201 as well as several other roads.
Basic route information, including some material from the previous edition of the Oahu Freeways exit guides, is now on the Oahu route lists elsewhere on the Hawaii Highways site. Each exit guide is preceded by links to the route information on that page (including, for Interstate H-201, the FAQs entry on the interesting story behind that until-recently "secret" route designation), and to the relevant page in the Hawaii Highways road photos collection (which will also contain additional road information, and for the gorgeous Interstate H-3, links to even more photos and other sites).
Links to main page and other parts of Hawaii Highways site, and related sites:
© Oscar Voss/C.C. Slater 1997-2004, 2007. Last updated January 2007.
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