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All of the street names in Hanalei are named after fishes. Pilikoa Weke Opelu A'awa Aku Malolo He'e Ama'ama Mahimahi Anae Pou'u Hanalei has two very active Civic Canoe Clubs. The Hanalei Civic Canoe Club (http://www.hanaleicanoeclub.com) Namolokama O'Hanalei Canoe Club (http://www.namolokama.com) The Historic Wai'oli Hui'ia Church was built in 1912 and its congregation was started in 1834 by American missionaries. Poi, one of the main staples in the traditional Hawaiian's diet, comes from taro and Hanalei Valley is one of the largest taro producing regions in the state. Hanalei has two Farmers Markets each week. Tuesday afternoons at 2pm in Waipa (http://waipafoundation.org/projects.php#Use for more info) Saturday mornings at 10am at the Neighborhood Center (http://www.halehalawai.org/market.htm for more info)   You can Check the Height of Hanalei River online. The USGS Hanalei River Guage page (http://waterdata.usgs.gov/hi/nwis/uv?dd_cd=02&format=gif&period=7&site_no=16103000 for more info) The Kauai County Weather Forecast & Surf Report page has more information (http://www.kauai.gov/Kamaaina/WeatherampSurf/tabid/360/Default.aspx for more info) You can find More Information on Hanalei including a calendar of events at the Hale Halawai 'Ohana 'O Hanalei (the Hanalei Neighborhood Center) website. The Hanalei Neighborhood Center (http://www.halehalawai.org )