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Here are a few maps to help you become familiar with the Big Island. To view a larger version of the map, just click on the thumbnail image.
 

 General Map

  This map separates the different areas of the Big Island by district. This is especially useful when you are first becoming familiar with the Island. Here's a tricky one to remember: "South Hilo" can be NORTH of Hilo!

Mean Annual Temperature Map

This map will give you a good idea of what temperatures to expect in the different areas of the Big Island. If you look closely we're sure you will be amazed at the real diversity in temperature that is the norm on our Island.

 Mean Annual Rainfall Map  

You may not be aware of how different this island is when it comes to climate. Some areas are extremely dry, while others are very wet. This map will give you an idea of the average rainfall any given area on the Big Island receives per year.

 Lava Flow Hazard Zone Map

"What is a lava zone?" you may ask. Really it is quite simple. The Lava Zone Map divides the island into zones that are ranked from 1 to 9, based on the probability of coverage by future lava flows.

You may think to yourself, "Whoah, an active volcano," but look at how many people live on a major active fault near San Francisco!

Land Usage Map

This map displays how certain regions of the Big Island can be broken down by how they are used. Some areas are agricultural, some are rural, and some are urban. Parks and conservation districts are displayed as well.

TMK Map

TMK stands for Tax Map Key. Each parcel of property in Hawaii is assigned a TMK number. The TMK map is useful to realtors and others who want to know more about where properties are located on the Big Island.