stations. Public Access television is provided through Nā Leo TV. The Hawaii Tribune-Herald, of Oahu Publications Inc., a subsidiary of Black Press, is Hilo's primary newspaper distribution company along with other newspapers like the Honolulu Star-Advertiser. Sister cities Tauranga, New Zealand La Serena, Chile Legacy Asteroid (342431) Hilo is named after Hilo. Hilo District Hilo also referred to the District of Hilo when the Big Island was divided into six districts by the traditional moku land division. Hilo is now divided in two: North and South Hilo Districts. North Hilo District The District of North Hilo, along Hawaii State Highway 19 from north to south, encompasses the following unincorporated towns and localities: ʻŌʻōkala Laupāhoehoe and the Train Museum Ninole There are locations inland along State Highway 200 including Mauna Kea mountain road, Puu Huluhulu, and others. South Hilo District In the District of South Hilo, along State Highway 19, are the following unincorporated towns and localities: Honalo and the Akaka Falls Pepeekeo Wainaku Hilo Bay, the Wailuku River and the Rainbow Falls Hilo downtown: Pacific Tsunami Museum, etc. Along State Highway 11 are: Hilo International Airport King Kuhio Shopping Center Pana'ewa Rainforest Zoo There are other locations. Along State Highway 200 and its extension are: Kaumana University of Hawaii at Hilo Puainako Shopping Center There are other locations. References Further reading External links Pacific Tsunami Museum County seats in Hawaii Census-designated places in Hawaii County, Hawaii Populated coastal places in Hawaii