N Miladhunmadulu (Shaviyani) Atoll

N Miladhunmadulu (Shaviyani) Atoll

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N Miladhunmadulu (Shaviyani) Atoll
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Flying distances - Direct line

Barrier reef from Fivaku to Farukolu

8.6nm
42°
The barrier reef then extends about 13 miles SSE from Fivaku to the S end of a detached reef on which lies the island of Farukolu, with Furnadu on the S part of the reef.
4 Nov 11

S Furnadu (Miladummadulu)

11nm
121°
From the S end of Furnadu, the barrier reef extends about 8.5 miles S and 6 miles ESE to Kuludu (Kendikolu), the largest island of the atoll and inhabited in 1970. Many of the islets onthis stretch were inhabited in 1970. The passage into the lagoon S of Kuludu is wide and safe.
28 Oct 11
Joëlle

Maduni Faro and Vaadhoo (N Malosmadulu)

21nm
216°
Maduni Faro, a lagoon reef, lies at the N of the atoll. Vaadhoo lies about 3 NM ESE of Maduni Faro, at the S end of a large lagoon reef.A wide opening into the lagoon lies between Maduni Faro and Wadu; it is free of known dangers in the middle of the fairway, with depths ...
6 Nov 11
Jojo

Kelai (N Tiladummati)

47nm
1°
Kelai, at the NE extremity of the atoll, was inhabited in 1970. Good radar returns have been reported from Kelai at 14 miles. The islet of Tinadu lies about 3 miles WSW of Kelai.
25 Oct 11
JB Antibes

Makandudu (N Miladummadulu)

7.3nm
53°
The island of Makandudu,  lies about 2 miles NW of the reef. It once known as Malcom Atoll, is a large reef encircling a deep but reef-encumbered lagoon, and is administered as part of Tiladummati Atoll;The latter three islands were inhabited in 1970.The ...
4 Nov 11
JB_83

Fivaku (N Miladummadulu)

11nm
11°
A very wide opening into the lagoon lies between Numara and Fivaku, about 9 miles ESE. Fivaku is densely populated with 975 people per km2.The barrier reef then extends about 13 miles SSE from Fivaku to the S end of a detached reef on which lies the island ...
27 Oct 11
Joëlle