landsat | relief | wind | rainfall | solar | ag lands | homelands |
major roads | trails | towns | ahupua`a | TMK map |
Key | Inches |
---|---|
> 300 | |
300 ~ 280 | |
280 ~ 260 | |
260 ~ 240 | |
240 ~ 220 | |
220 ~ 200 | |
200 ~ 180 | |
180 ~ 160 | |
160 ~ 140 | |
140 ~ 120 | |
120 ~ 100 | |
100 ~ 80 | |
80 ~ 60 | |
60 ~ 40 | |
40 ~ 20 | |
< 20 |
Rainfall Data Source: Hawaii Dep't of Agriculture
At 70 Meters/230 ft.
As Miles/Hour and Meters/Second
Key | MPH | M/S |
---|---|---|
> 21.3 | > 9.5 | |
20.1 ~ 21.3 | 9.0 ~ 9.5 | |
19.0 ~ 20.1 | 8.5 ~ 9.0 | |
17.9 ~ 19.0 | 8.5 ~ 8.0 | |
16.8 ~ 17.9 | 8.0 ~ 7.5 | |
15.7 ~ 16.8 | 7.5 ~ 7.0 | |
14.5 ~ 15.7 | 7.0 ~ 6.5 | |
13.4 ~ 14.5 | 6.5 ~ 6.0 | |
12.3 ~ 13.4 | 6.0 ~ 5.5 | |
< 12.3 | < 5.5 |
Wind Speed Data Source:
Estimated Daily Solar Insulation Contours
Key | cal/cm2/day |
---|---|
< 250 | |
300 ~ 250 | |
350 ~ 300 | |
400 ~ 350 | |
450 ~ 400 | |
500 ~ 450 | |
> 500 |
Solar GIS Info from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory
A Catalog of Potential Sites for Renewable Energy in Hawaii(.pdf)
Renewable Energy page of the Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism
Source: U.S. Geological Survey, Western Geographic Science Center, July 2004
Link
Geography:
Kauai has a land area of 1,430.43 km² ( 552.29 mile²)
Highest elevation: 1598m (5,243ft.)
Population (2005 est.): 62,640
Population Density: 94.0/sq. mile
Population change 2000 to 2005: +7.1%
Other links of interest:
Kauai County US Census Bureau Data
Kauai Demographic Data from city-data.com
Community | Population |
---|---|
Kapa`a | 9472 |
Lihu`e | 5674 |
Wailua Homesteads | 4567 |
Kalaheo | 3913 |
Hanamaulu | 3272 |
Kekaha | 3175 |
Hanapepe | 2153 |
Kilauea | 2092 |
Wailua | 2083 |
Ele`ele | 2040 |
Lawai | 1984 |
Koloa | 1942 |
Anahola | 1932 |
Waimea | 1787 |
Princeville | 1698 |
Omao | 1221 |
Puhi | 1186 |
Po`ipu | 1075 |
Kalihiwai | 717 |
Kaumakani | 607 |
Hanalei | 478 |
Pakala Village | 478 |
Demographic Info from idcide.com
Key | Description |
---|---|
Prime Agricultural Land | land best suited for the production of food, feed, forage and fiber crops |
Unique Agricultural Land | land other than PRIME AGRICULTURAL LAND and is used for the production of specific high-value food crops |
Other Important Agricultural Land | land other than PRIME or UNIQUE AGRICULTURAL LAND that is of state-wide or local importance for the production of food, feed, fiber and forage crops |
ALISH Classification Explanation
Source: The Office of Planning, Dep't. of Business, Economic Development and Tourism, State of Hawaii