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Waiapuka Pool

pool, Lā‘ie, Oahu, Hawaii, United States
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  • Laie Hawaii Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, a white building framed by palm trees and gardens, with an American flag in front.
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    Nearby Waiapuka Pool is known in Hawaiian literature as the refuge of the beautiful Princess Laieikawai (“Leaf in the Water”), dedicated to the sun god and protected from her father, who had vowed to kill her. Pop. (2010) 6,138; (2020) 5,963.

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    Nearby Waiapuka Pool is known in Hawaiian literature as the refuge of the beautiful Princess Laieikawai (“Leaf in the Water”), dedicated to the sun god and protected from her father, who had vowed to kill her. Pop. (2010) 6,138; (2020) 5,963.

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