This page gives an outline of the structure of the ʻāina  domain. The structure is hierarchical from macroscale to microscale: honua (world), pae ‘āina (archipelago), mokupuni (island), moku (district), ahupuaʻa (land division below moku). The moku are ordered according to the Natural features that do not fall clearly into the categories established above are marked with a diamond ◆.

• Honua
  • Pae ʻāina o Hawaiʻi
    • Hawaiʻi
      • Puna (Hawaiʻi)
      • Kaʻū
        • Kīlauea
      • Kona (Hawaiʻi)
      • Kohala
      • Hāmākua
        • Maunakea ◆
          • Waiau ◆
          • Puʻu Huluhulu ◆
          • Pōhakuloa ◆
          • Puʻu Līlīnoe ◆
        • Mauna Loa ◆
      • Hilo
    • Maui
      • Hāna
      • Kīpahulu
        • Haleakalā ◆
      • Kaupō
      • Kahikinui
      • Honuaʻula
      • Kula
      • Pūʻali Komohana
      • Lāhainā
      • Kāʻanapali
      • Hāmākuapoko
      • Hāmākualoa
      • Koʻolau (Maui)
    • Oʻahu
      • Koʻolaupoko
      • Kona (Oʻahu)
        • Waʻahila
      • ʻEwa
        • Waiau (ʻEwa)
      • Waiʻanae
      • Waialua
      • Koʻolauloa
    • Lāna’i
    • Kaua’i
      • Puna (Kauaʻi)
      • Kona (Kauaʻi)
      • Nāpali
      • Haleleʻa
      • Koʻolau (Kauaʻi)
      • Waiʻaleʻale ◆
    • Kaho’olawe
    • Ni’ihau
  • Kahiki
• Mānaiakalani