Oahu State Routes
| Route Number | Names | West or South End | East or North End | Mileage |
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| 61 | Pali Hwy; Kalanianaole Hwy; Kailua Rd | Route 98 (Vineyard Bl) at Pali Hwy (CR 7505) | Kaulua Hamakua Dr (CR 6010) at Kainehe St |
10.60 |
| 63 | Kalihi St; Likelike Hwy | Route 92 (Nimitz Hwy) at Kalihi St (CR 7430) | Route 83 (Kahekili Hwy / LikeLike Hwy) | 8.28 |
| 64 | Sand Island Pkwy; Sand Island Access Rd | end of state maintenance on Sand Island Pkwy | Route 92 (Nimitz Hwy) | 2.60 |
 Route 64 spurs south from Route 92 (Nimitz Highway) to Sand Island. The route is only signed at the north end. |
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| 65 | Kaneohe Bay Dr; Mokapu Saddle Rd; Mokapu Blvd | Route 83 (LikeLike Hwy) at Kamehameha Hwy (Route 83 south / CR 6510) |
Kalaheo Av (CR 6012) at Mokapu Rd (CR 6015) | 4.15 |
 Route 65 utilizes a portion of old Route 63 along Kaneohe Bay Drive from Kaneohe east to Kokokahi. The state route parts ways with former Route 63 onto Mokapu Saddle Road to Exit 13 of Interstate H3 and Mokapu Boulevard into northern reaches of Kailua. Route 65 may have been redesignated as Route 630, as signs for the interchange with H-3 alternate between the two designations. |
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| 72 | Kalanianaole Hwy | end of Interstate H1 and Ainakoa Dr (CR 7941) | Route 61 (Kalanianaole Hwy / Kailua Rd) | 18.44 |
| 76 | Fort Weaver Rd; Kunia Rd | end of state maintenance near Popoi Pl | Exit 5 of Interstate H1 at Route 750 (Kunia Rd) | 6.64 |
 Route 76 spurs south from Farrington Highway to Ewa Beach along Fort Weaver Road, a mostly four lane arterial with an expressway section at Waipahu. Originally the state route navigated along a winding two lane road to Honouliuli and then Route 90. This stretch is now known as Old Fort Weaver Road. |
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| 78 | Moanalua Fwy | Route 99 (Kamehameha Hwy) | I-H1 and I-H201 | 0.74 |
 When construction of I-H1 overtook Route 72 through Honolulu, it orphaned a portion of the state route along Moanalua Road. This stretch was renumbered to Route 78 and later incorporated into a freeway upgrade. Although signs still appear for Route 78 as of 2024, the route was replaced by Interstate H201 in 2004. |
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| 80 | Kamehameha Hwy | Interstate H2 at Exit 9 | Route 99 (Kamanaui Rd) | 1.88 |
| 83 | Joseph P. Leong Hwy; Kamehameha Hwy; Kahekili Hwy | Route 99 (Kamehameha Hwy) at Route 930 (Kamananui Rd) | Route 61 (Kalanianaole Hwy / Pali Hwy) at Auloa Rd (CR 60510) | 43.92 |
| 92 | Ala Moana Blvd; Nimitz Hwy; Kamehameha-Nimitz Hwy | Nimitz Hwy gate to Hickam Air Force Base | Kalakaua Av (CR 7612) at Niu and Pau Streets | 9.26 |
| 93 | Farrington Hwy | Interstate H1 at Exit 1 and Route 95 (Kalaeola Bl) | end of state maintenance on Farrington Hwy at Kaena Point State Park | 19.53 |
 Route 93 replaced all of Route 90 along Farrington Highway when it was designated, but the state route was subsequently turned back to conclude at the west end of Interstate H1. Route 93 remains along the West Shore of Hawaii from H-1 to the end of the road at Kaena Point State Park. |
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| 95 | Kalaeloa Blvd; Malakole St | end of state maintenance on Malakole St | Interstate H1 at Exit 1 and Route 93 (Farrington Hwy) | 2.68 |
| 98 | Olomea St; Halona St; Vineyard Blvd | Interstate H1 at Exit 20 B | Interstate H1 at Exit 22 | 1.79 |
| 99 | Farrington Hwy; Kamananui Rd; Kamehameha Hwy; Wilikina Dr | Interstate H1 at Exit 15 and Route 92 (Nimitz Hwy) | Route 83 (Kaukonahua Rd) and Route 930 (Kamananui Rd) | 23.83 |
 Route 99 replaced Route 90 northwest from Interstate H1 to Pearl City. The original Route 99 began at Farrington Highway and traveled northward to Waipio and Schofield Barracks as it does today. Northward from there, Route 99 lined Wilikina Drive and Kaukonahua Road northwest to Farrington Highway and Waialua. Then Route 99 used present-day Route 930 west toward Kaena Point. |
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| 750 | Kunia Rd | Interstate H1 at Exit 5 and Route 76 (Fort Weaver Rd) | Route 99 (Wilikina Dr) | 8.05 |
| 901 | Fort Barrette Rd | Interstate H1 at Exit 2 and Makakilo Dr (CR 8810) | Route 8940 (Franklin D. Roosevelt Av) at Route 8945 (Enterprise Av) | 1.38 |
 Route 901 spurs south from Interstate H1 to John Rodgers Field. The state route originally ended at Farrington Highway (former Route 90) to link it with Barbers Point Naval Air Station. Today the route is unsigned, with the portion south of Franklin D. Roosevelt Avenue (Enterprise Avenue) renumbered to unsigned Route 8945. |
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| 930 | Farrington Hwy; Kaukonahua Rd | transition to Route 93000 (Farrington Hwy) | Route 83 (Joseph P. Leong Hwy) at Route 99 (Kamehameha Hwy) | 7.92 |
| 7012 | Whitmore Ave | Route 80 (Kamehameha Hwy) | Naval Computer and Telecommunications Area Master Station Pacific | 1.87 |
 Route 804 was the designation for Whitmore Avenue east to the Naval Reservation beyond Whitmore Village. Whitmore Avenue remains in the state system today as Route 7012. |
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| 7101 | Farrington Hwy | Route 76 (Fort Weaver Rd) at CR 7110 (Farrington Hwy) | Route 99 (Kamehameha Hwy) | 3.00 |
 Route 90 was the original designation for all of Farrington Highway southward from the road end near Kaena Point to Waipahu. Route 90 also followed Kamehameha Highway east from Pearl City to Lakihi, and Dillingham Boulevard in Honolulu toward Downtown.
Portions of the old Route 90 along Farrington Highway remain in the state system today as Route 7101 and Route 7110. |
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| 7110 | Farrington Hwy | transition to CR 9107 (Farrington Hwy) west of Old Fort Weaver Rd (CR 7147) | Route 76 (Fort Weaver Rd) at Route 7101 (Farrington Hwy) | 0.60 |
| 7141 | Iroquois Rd | Route 76 (Fort Weaver Rd) at Geiger Rd (CR 7140) | Iroquois Rd Gate to Pearl Harbor Naval Station | 1.51 |
 Route 764 followed Iroquois Road east from Route 76 (Fort Weaver Road) to a Naval Reservation along the West Loch of Pearl Harbor. Iroquois Road remains in the state system as Route 7141. |
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| 7210 | Moanalua Rd | transition to CR 7210 south of Puakala St | Kaimakani St (CR 299005) | 0.115 |
| 7239 | Ulune St; Halawa Valley Rd | Route 7241 (Kahuapaani St) | Halawa Valley St (CR 299010) at Iwaiwa St | 0.32 |
| 7241 | Kahuapaani St; Halawa Heights Rd | Salt Lake Bl (CR 7311) | Camp HM Smith | 2.32 |
 Route 71 followed Halawa Heights Road northeast from then Route 72 (Moanalua Road) at Aiea to Camp HM Smith. A portion of Halawa Heights Road, along with Kahuapaani Street to Salt Lake Boulevard, remains in the state system as Route 7241. |
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| 7310 | Puuloa Rd | Route 92 (Nimitz Hwy) at Lagoon Dr | Interstate H201 at Route 7345 (Jarrett White Rd) | 1.03 |
 State Route 66 followed Puuloa Road north from Nimitz Highway (Route 92) to Route 72 (Moanalua Road) near then Tripler General Hospital. The route remains in the state system today as Route 7310, but is only signed at the interchange with Interstate H201. |
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| 7345 | Jarrett White Rd | Interstate H201 at Route 7310 (Puuloa Rd) | Tripler Army Medical Center | 0.55 |
 Formerly part of Route 66, Jarret White Road north to Tripler Army Medical Center from Puuloa Road is Route 7345. |
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| 7350 | Bougainville Dr | Route 7351 (Radford Dr) | CR 7311 (Salt Lake Bl) | 0.59 |
| 7351 | Radford Dr | Route 99 (Kamehameha Hwy) at gate to Makalapa Naval Res. | Bougainville Dr (Route 7350 north / CR 211003 south) | 0.23 |
| 7401 | Kamehameha Hwy | Interstate H1 at Exit 18 B | east of Kalihi Stream bridge transition to CR 7401 |
0.10 |
| 7413 | Liliha St | Dillingham Bl (CR 7401) | Interstate H1 overpass | 0.35 |
| 7415 | Middle St | Kamehameha Hwy (Route 7401) | Kaua St (CR 7346) | 0.51 |
| 7526 | Lunalilo St | Ernest St | Interstate H1 at Exit 23 | 0.60 |
| 7601 | Old Waialae Rd; King St | King St (CR 7402) | Kapiolani Bl (CR 7503) at Waialae Av (CR 7801) | 0.41 |
| 7801 | Waialae Av | 17th Av | 19th Av | 0.12 |
| 8930 | Kualaka'i Pkwy | Kapolei Parkway | Interstate H1 at Exit 3 | 2.24 |
| 8940 | Franklin D. Roosevelt Ave | end of road west of Kamokila Bl (CR 8915) | Essex Rd at Geiger Rd (CR 7140) | 3.44 |
 Heading west from Fort Weaver Road (Route 76), Geiger Road (former Route 764) becomes Frankin D. Roosevelt Road, 3.44 miles of which is unsigned Route 8940. |
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| 8945 | Enterprise Ave | Midway St / Barbers Point NAS | Route 901 (Fort Barrett Road) at Route 8940 (Franklin D. Roosevelt Av) | 0.98 |
| 8955 | Coral Sea Rd | Hamilton Rd / Barbers Point NAS | Route 8940 (Franklin D. Roosevelt Av) | 2.69 |
| 9107 | Farrington Hwy | Kalaeloa Bl at Farrington Hwy north of I-H1's west end | Kamokila Bl transition to Farrington Hwy south of Makakilo City | 0.67 |
| 93000 | Farrington Hwy | End of Farrington Hwy / transition to 4wd trail | End of Route 930 (Farrington Hwy) | 1.554 |
| Interstate Route Mileage | ||||
| H1 | Lunalilo Freeway; Queen Liliuokalani Freeway | Route 93 / near Makakilo City | Route 72 / near Waialae | 27.16 |
| H2 | Veterans Memorial Freeway | Interstate H1 / near Pearl City | Route 99 / Wahaiwa | 8.33 |
| H3 | John A. Burns Freeway | I-H1/201 / Halawa | Kaneohe MCBH | 15.32 |
| H201 | Moanalua Freeway | I-H1/Route 78 / Aiea | Interstate H1 | 4.38 |
| Source: GIS file, DOT Road Inventory (State Routes) for the main Hawaiian Islands, State of Hawaii Dept. of Transportation, August, 2011. | ||||
Other Former State Routes
- Route 67 - Salt Lake Boulevard - Route 67 followed Camp Catlin Road north from Kamehameha Highway (Route 90) at Hononlulu International Airport north to Arizona Road, and Arizona Road north to Salt lake Boulevard. Salt Lake Boulevard continued the state route northwest to Kamehameha Highway (Route 90) by Pearl Harbor.
- Route 69 - The original access road to Honolulu International Airport from Nimitz Highway (Route 92) was designated Route 69.
- Route 73 - Waimano Home Road - Route 73 was designated along Waimanu Home Road to connect Pearl City and Route 90 (Kamehameha Highway) with Waimano Training and Hospital to the north
- Route 82 - Kamehameha Highway - Route 82 was the designation for Kamehameha Highway north from Route 80 to Route 83 at Haleiwa. The state route also followed Kamananui Road southwest from then Route 80 to Wilikina drive.
- Route 742 - Waipio Point Access Road - Route 742 spurred south from Farrington Highway and Waipahu onto Waipio Peninsula and a Naval Reservation.
- Route 821 - Haleiwa Road - Haleiwa Road angling southwest from Kamehameha Highway in Haleiwa to Waialua Beach Road was originally designated as Route 821.
- Route 835 - Pupukea Road - Pupukea Road east from Route 83 near Waimea Bay was designated Route 835 to Camp Pupukea and the Kahuku Training Area.
Historical state route information provided by the 1970 Hawaii State Official Transportation Map and Larry Epstein.