Honolulu County, HI Public Records

Honolulu County Information

Honolulu County, as well as the city of Honolulu, is what are known as a consolidated city-county combination. This means that the municipality and county include both the city of Honolulu as well as the rest of the island of O'ahu. Located in the state of Hawaii, Honolulu is also the state capitol as well as its largest city. There are many majestic landmarks on the island. The USS Arizona Memorial can be found in Honolulu County. It commemorates the resting place of 1,102 sailors killed at Pearl Harbor in 1941. It is a National Historic Landmark operated by the Park Service and is adjacent to the Pearl Harbor National Wildlife Refuge.

Hawaii has a reputation as a tropical paradise and there are several national protected areas, zoological areas, and botanical gardens to help you enjoy the beauty of Honolulu County. The James Campbell National Wildlife Refuge is home to four endangered water birds, in addition to being a landing place for migrating birds from Alaska, Asia, and Siberia. O?ahu Forest National Wildlife Refuge consists of 4,525 acres of land used to protect fish, wildlife, and plant species that are listed to be endangered. Papah?naumoku?kea Marine National Monument is 140,000 square miles of ocean waters of the northwestern Hawaiian Islands. The Hawaiian people hold great cultural significance to the area, and consider it to be the place where life originates. Honolulu County is a unique place that is a city, county, and an island, all in one luxurious beautiful and cultural paradise.