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Honolulu Rail: How our streets will change.

Below are photos taken from the Honolulu Rail Project's environmental impact statement.

Photos on the left are what our streets look like now and the right side depicts those same streets after the 5.3 billion dollar elevated rail project is completed.

Photos Courtesy: Honolulu Rail Transit Project

	Nimitz Highway/Fort Street Intersection Mauka of Irwin Park and Aloha Tower Marketplace, looking Koko Head
	Oahu Market at King Street, looking Makai
	Maunakea Street, looking Makai
	Mother Waldron Neighborhood Park near Halekauwila Street/Cooke Street Intersection, looking Ewa
	Nimitz Highway, makai of Nimitz Highway/Maunakea Street Intersection, looking Ewa and Mauka
	Kamehameha Highway near Radford Drive and the Pearl Harbor Naval Base Station Area, looking Mauka
	Dillingham Boulevard near Honolulu Community College and Kapalama Station Area, looking Ewa
	Kamehameha Highway at Kaahumanu Street, looking Makai
	Kamehameha Highway near Acacia Road, looking Ewa
	Farrington Highway near Waikele Road, looking Ewa

Related Links:
Online Rail Survey Results
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