Interstate H2
Routing
Interstate H-2 connects Pearl City and Wahiawa and provides an alternate route to Hawaii 99.
Even though it carries an even number, Interstate H-2 travels north-south, from Wahiawa south to Pearl City. The control city on this older sign is Honolulu, even though Interstate H-2 does not travel all the way to Honolulu. Photo taken by Jeff Royston, 02/05/06.
History
Interstate H-2 was first authorized in as a result of the Statehood Act of 1960.1
Highway Guides
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| Perspective from Southbound Interstate H-2
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| Southbound Interstate H-2 ends in Pearl City at this left merge onto Interstate H-1. Photo taken by Oscar Voss, 11/01.
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| Perspective from Eastbound Interstate H-1
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| Eastbound Interstate H-1 approaches its junction with northbound Interstate H-2, two miles. Photo taken by Jeff Royston, 02/01/06.
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| Perspective from Westbound Interstate H-1
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| Westbound Interstate H-1 and northbound Interstate H-2 split at this interchange. Interstate H-2 turns north toward Wahiawa, while Interstate H-1 continues west toward Waipahu and Barbers Point. Photo taken by Jeff Royston, 02/02/06.
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| Perspective from Northbound Interstate H-2
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| Northbound Interstate H-2 merges onto Northbound Hawaii 99 (Wilikina Drive). The End Freeway sign marks the northern terminus, and Hawaii 99 shields are visible just beyond the end freeway signage. Photo taken by Oscar Voss, 11/01.
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For more see Oscar Voss's Hawaii Interstate Ends page. Thanks to Oscar for his commentary and photos.
Sources:
- History of Interstate H-3 by the Hawaii Department of Transportation
Page Updated March 25, 2006.
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