Farrington Highway

Hawaii State Route 7101Hawaii State Route 7110Hawaii State Route 9107

Farrington Highway parallels Interstate H1 east from Kapolei east to Pearl City. Generally serving local traffic, Farrington Highway connects the planned community of Kapolei with Waipahu and Pearl City. The road is discontinuous at the Kapolei Interchange, where the entrance ramp connecting Wakea Street with I-H1 eastbound displaced a portion of the highway.

The remainder of Farrington Highway varies between state and county maintenance. Unsigned Route 9107 follows Farrington Highway northeast 4.04 miles from the former alignment intersecting Kamokila Boulevard in Kapolei to Old Fort Weaver Road (Route 7147) near Honouliuli. The ensuing stretch 0.60 miles east to SR 76 (Fort Weaver Road) is inventoried as Route 7110, and state maintained for 0.24 miles leading into the parclo interchange with Fort Weaver Road.

Farrington Highway expands to a four lane, divided highway east from the exchange with SR 76 (Fort Weaver Road) as State Route 7101. Extending 3.00 miles east through Waipahu, Farrington Highway parallels the Skyline light rail line to the trumpet interchange with Route 99 (Kamehameha Highway). Route 99 overtakes the remainder of Farrington Highway east across I-H1 to the continuation of Kamehameha Highway through Pearl City.

References:

  1. http://www.kapolei.com/pdf/fyi_magazines/FYIAug2011.pdf.
  2. "Dedication Ceremony Held for the Opening of the Kapolei Interchange Complex, Phase 2 Project.: Hawaii Department of Transportation (HDOT), news post. February 13, 2020.

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Page Updated Friday February 16, 2024.