The document lists various bodies of water in Hawaii and the number of oil or chemical spills that occurred in each, along with the total gallons spilled. Pearl Harbor had the largest amount spilled at over 1 million gallons from 9 spills. The Ala Wai Canal had the second highest at over 48 million gallons spilled from 6 incidents. A wide range of waterways are listed with spill amounts varying greatly from a few gallons to millions.

1. Body of Water # of Spills Gallons
Ala Moana Beach Park 1 6,400
Ala Wai Canal 6 48,602,901
Halawa Stream 4 5,315
Heeia Stream 1 9,875
Honolulu channel 1 50
Honolulu Harbor 8 350,580
Inoaole Stream 4 217,796
Kaelepulu Stream 16 330,250
Kailua Bay 1 57,000
Kakaako Waterfront 1 30,000
Kalihi Stream 6 9,880
Kaneohe Bay/ Kaneohe 19 581,825
Stream
Kapalama Canal 2 905
Lake Wilson 4 7,330
Lanikai & Kaelepulu 1 9,500
Stream
Palolo Stream 9 62,469
Sand Island Beach Park 1 20
Wailupe Beach shoreline 3 1,201
Nuuanu Stream 7 30,655
Pearl Harbor 9 1,087,130
Hickham AFB - main 1 23,500
beach
Kawainui Marsh 2 190,100
Laie Bay 1 6,000

2. Body of Water # of Spills Gallons
Moana Stream 1 1,600
Moanalua Stream 1 1,125
Pacific Ocean 2 6,800
Waiolani Stream 2 3,040
Kamooalii Stream 1 435
Kapalama Stream 1 435
Kawa Stream/ Kaneohe 2 44,700
Bay
Nuupia Pond 1 500,000
Salt Lake 1 1,200
Wahiawa Reservoir 1 500
Kaupuni Stream 1 27,700
Keehi Marina 1 60
Maili Stream 1 272,650
Pauoa Stream 1 1,360
Waiolani Stream 2 800