Goidhoo (or Goidu or Innafushi), at the NE end of the atoll, is the largest islet (2 km long and 1,5 km wide), and is inhabited. It has been reported (1994) that the shape of the island changes over time.
Goidhu Island lies in a small separate atoll along with Fulhadu and Fehendhu. The reef site to the west of the atoll is called Naamuli Fushi, Maldives which means "the wreck reef", following the discovery of the wreck known as Naamuli Wreck.
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Goidhoo (ou Goidu ou Innafushi), à l'extrémité NE de l'atoll, est le plus grand îlot (2 km de long et 1,5 km de large), et est habitée. Île Goidhu se trouve dans un petit atoll séparée avec Fulhadu et Fehendhu. Le site de récif à l'ouest de l'atoll est appelé Naamuli Fushi, Maldives, qui signifie «le récif épave", suite à la découverte de l'épave dite Naamuli Wreck.
Fehendu and Furudu, about 1 mile and 3 miles, respectively, W of Goidu, are inhabited, and wooded, with palm trees predominant. The villages on the N sides of these islands are visible from seaward.
The islet of Fehenfushi or Fehenfuri, reported difficult to identify, lies on the S side of the barrier reef, about 4 miles SSE of Inafuri. The islet of Mafushi or Mafuri lies about 1.3 miles W of Fehenfuri.The only opening into the lagoon lies between Mafuri and Fehenfuri.The ...
The Dorukandu, as the channel through this opening is known, lies on the W side between the barrier reef and the shoal water extending nearly 0.8 mile W from the reef on which Fehenfuri lies. The channel is about 183m wide, with aleast depth of 18.3m. Depths in the opening E of ...
South maaslhosmadulu atoll hithaadhoo is located on the south west in the atoll. Hithaadhoo is 2600 feet long and have 1430 feet in width. A total of about 1171 people are registered in the island. Main occupation of the residance of hithaadhoo is fishing.There is a ...
Goidhoo (ou Goidu ou Innafushi), à l'extrémité NE de l'atoll, est le plus grand îlot (2 km de long et 1,5 km de large), et est habitée.
