"Ke kalo paʻa o Waiahole."
"ʻThe hard taro of Waiahole."
                                      - ʻŌlelo Noʻeau #1735, pg. 186 (Pukui 1983)

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Eia ka moku o Koʻolaupoko, Oʻahu - "Koʻolau", according to Puke Wehewehe, means, " Windward sides of the Hawaiian Islands" and thus, this moku is located on the eastern side of the island.  Depending on which source you are referring to, there may be 12 to 13 ahupua'a in this moku. We have decided to list 13 ahupua'a and they are as follows: Kualoa 1, Kualoa 2, Hakipuʻu, Waikāne,  Waiāhole,  Kaʻalaea, Waiheʻe, Kahaluʻu, Heʻeia, Kāneʻohe,  Kailua, Waimānalo, and Maunalua.
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Cropped - Registered Map - O'ahu

Nā Ahupuaʻa o Koʻolaupoko

Place names marked with an asterisk (*) represent ʻili divisions within ahupuaʻa 
  1. Kualoa 1
  2. Kualoa 2
  3. Hakipuʻu
  4. Waikāne
  5. Waiāhole
  6. Kaʻalaea
  7. Waiheʻe
  8. Kahaluʻu
  9. Heʻeia
  10. Kāneʻohe
  11. Kailua
  12. Waimānalo
  13. ----Maunalua*
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Mokoliʻi - Kualoa, Koʻolaupoko - Photo by Kaʻāhiki Solis
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View of Heʻeia - Heʻeia, Koʻolaupoko - Photo by C K Kanoa-Wong
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View of Heʻeia - Heʻeia, Koʻolaupoko - Photo by C K Kanoa-Wong
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Kawahaokamanō - Kāneʻohe, Koʻolauloa - Photo by C K Kanoa-Wong
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Kānehoalani - Kualoa, Koʻolaupoko - Photo by R. Estrella