 | Harbors - 1926 - 204 pages
...One hundred miles of standard-gauge railway connect the port with the principal sugar plantations. The entrance to Hilo Harbor is in deep water from...eastward and follows inside the reef to Kuhio Bay. The minimum width of the entrance is 1,200 feet. The inner harbor, called Kuhio Bay, has a minimum width... | |
 | Harbors - 1940 - 1032 pages
...on the east coast of the island of Hawaii about 200 miles to the southeast of Honolulu. Channel. — The entrance to Hilo Harbor is in deep water from...at a right angle to the eastward and follows inside of the reef to Kuhio Bay which is protected by a breakwater. The entrance is well marked by buoys and... | |
 | United States. Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors - Harbors - 1935 - 732 pages
...One hundred miles of standard-gage railway connects the port with the principal sugar plantations. The entrance to Hilo Harbor is in deep water from...eastward and follows inside the reef to Kuhio Bay. The minimum width of the entrance is 1,200 feet. The inner harbor, called Kuhio Bay, has a minimum width... | |
 | United States - 1926 - 650 pages
...Alameda and extends from San Francisco Bay, at a point south of the Western Pacific Mole, to San Lcandro Bay. The existing project for improvement of the harbor provides for a channel 30 feet deep and 800 feet wide through the shoal southeast of Goat Island, narrowing to 600... | |
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One hundred miles of standard-gage railway connects the port with the principal sugar plantations. The entrance to Hilo Harbor is in deep water from the north, between a coral reef and the west shore; thence it turns at a right angle to the eastward and... 