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Kamaee Camps (3)

Kamaee Mauka  
Location:  Turn right off Chin Chuck Road on to Kamaee Road (no longer accessible), directly above Chin Chuck Stable Camp for a distance of about a mile.  About 1200 feet elevation.

Camp size:  About 5 plantation-owned dwellings and another 10 privately owned dwellings.  Mauka Camp also included a Scout camp that served all Hakalau kids, and a community clubhouse.  All of plantation-owned dwellings were vacant by the early 1960s.

Kamaee  Korean Camp
Location:  In a makai direction from Kamaee Mauka Camp about 2 miles, it was at about 300 feet elevation and near Kamaee Sugimoto Camp.  It could also be accessed from a road off Mamalahoa Hwy just past Hakalau Gulch going up the coast.

Camp size:  It included about 10 dwellings, all vacant by the early 1960s.

Kamaee Sugimoto Camp 
Location:  In a makai direction from Kamaee Mauka Camp about 2 miles, it was at about 300 feet elevation and near Kamaee Korean Camp.  It could also be accessed from a road off Mamalahoa Hwy just past Hakalau Gulch going up the coast.

Camp size:  It included about 20 dwellings, all vacant by the early 1960s.

Time period: The map dates to 1947.  House photos date to the early '50s and Occupant list dates to the early ‘60s.

 All 3 Kamaee Camps are included below.  They were vacant by the early 1960s.

The Camp Maps
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Kamaee Mauka Camp (click map to enlarge)

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Kamaee Korean Camp (click map to enlarge)


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Kamaee Sugimoto Camp (click map to enlarge)
The Houses
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Kamaee Mauka Camp (click photo to see all houses)

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Kamaee Korean Camp (click photo to see all houses)

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Kamaee Sugimoto Camp (click photo to see all houses)