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Hawaiʻi TMK directory

383,945 tax map keys · all four counties · 2026-07-18 parcel fabric

Every parcel in Hawaiʻi has a nine-digit Tax Map Key. This directory gives each one a page: the decoded key, the county that holds its record, its mapped area and assessed value where the county publishes them, and the fastest path to the record itself. Have a TMK in any format? Its page lives at kilo.land/tmk/<your-tmk> — dashes, colons, or plain digits all resolve.

1Islandcounty code
2Zone1 digit
3Section1 digit
016Platmap sheet
044Parcellot number

The full anatomy, CPR numbers, and where to find yours: What is a TMK? →

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What a KILO read answers here

The directory entry on any parcel page is the public record's surface. A KILO read is the layer underneath — the parcel-level answers a project actually turns on:

$299/parcel · Pay-as-you-go · no subscription — or a plan if you underwrite regularly. Sign-in required; each read runs fresh against the live public record.

Questions people ask

What is a TMK number in Hawaiʻi?

The Tax Map Key — the state's parcel identifier. Nine digits: island (1 Oʻahu, 2 Maui County, 3 Hawaiʻi Island, 4 Kauaʻi County), zone, section, three-digit plat, three-digit parcel. Example: (1) 2-3-016:044, or 123016044 with no separators.

How do I look up a Hawaiʻi TMK?

Enter it in any written form — (1) 2-3-016:044, 1-2-3-16-44, or 123016044 — and this directory resolves it to the parcel's page: island, county, mapped area, assessed value where the county publishes it, and the county record links. Owner and tax history live on each county's real-property site, linked from every page.

Does the directory rate or rank parcels?

No. Directory pages restate the public record — location, tax-map arithmetic, county links. KILO's actual read (zoning, flood, wastewater, shoreline, contamination, and the HRS §6E pathway) runs privately, per parcel, for the person who requests it, and only on parcels they bring.