Lat 9° 7' 53S Long 147° 40' 22E  Village on the "old" Kokoda Trail, Located to the north of Efogi and west of Myola, south of Kokoda.

Wartime History
On September 4, 1942 Lt. Col Copper and A and B companies were recalled an retreated through Kagi, evacuated that night. Occupied in late September on their advance southward. After the Japanese began their withdrawal in early October, the village was re-occupied on October 12, 1942 and the Australian 2/25th moved along the track past Kagi.

Allied Missions Against Kagi
August 12 - October 1, 1942

Today
Although it had a limited role during the Kokoda campaign, it is used by trekkers crossing the trail as a stopover location or way point on their treks. Some, choose to fly into Kagi Airfield and only walk the Kagi-Kokoda portion of the trail.

Kagi Airfield
Postwar airfield. A civilian crashed near this airstrip in the 1980s

Bogus 'Body' Hanging Along Kokoda
During late August 2008, a report from Kokoda trekkers claimed they had seen 'the body of an airmen in a parachute hanging in a tree' . Australian authorities investigated, and found the report to be bogus, only