Addu
Addu is the southernmost atoll in the Maldives. Hithadhoo, its capital, was the base of the short-lived United Suvadive Republic secessionist movement in 1959–1963.
- Archipelago
- …has about 33,700 residents
- Description: atoll of the Maldives
- Also known as“Addu Atoll”“Seenu Atoll”“Sīnu”
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Latitude
-0.6412° or 0° 38′ 28″ south
Longitude
73.1582° or 73° 9′ 30″ east
UN/LOCODE
MV ADU
Open location code
6JFM9555+G7
OpenStreetMap ID
OpenStreetMap feature
natural = atoll
OpenStreetMap feature
place = archipelago
GeoNames ID
Wikidata ID
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In Other Languages
From Arabic to Ukrainian—“Addu” goes by many names.
آتول أدوArabic
SeenuAsturian
SeenuBasque
Atol d’AdduCatalan
Seenu AtholhuCebuano
Addu环礁Chinese
Addu環礁Chinese
阿杜環礁Chinese
AdduCzech
Addu (atol)Czech
Seenu AtollDhivehi
އައްޑުއަތޮޅުDhivehi
ސ. އަތޮޅުDhivehi
Bodu Hajara (Seenu-atol)Dutch
Boduhéragandu (Seenu-atol)Dutch
Dhigihéra (Seenu-atol)Dutch
Fahikédéhérangada (Seenu-atol)Dutch
Gaukendi (Seenu-atol)Dutch
Geskalhuhéra (Seenu-atol)Dutch
Heréthéré (Seenu-atol)Dutch
Hikahera (Seenu-atol)Dutch
Kafathalhaa Héra (Seenu-atol)Dutch
Kandu Huraa (Seenu-atol)Dutch
Kédévaahéra (Seenu-atol)Dutch
Koahera (Seenu-atol)Dutch
Kuda Kandihéréganda (Seenu-atol)Dutch
Maahera (Seenu-atol)Dutch
Madihéra (Seenu-atol)Dutch
Mulikédé (Seenu-atol)Dutch
Savaaheli (Seenu-atol)Dutch
Seenu AtolDutch
Vashahéra (Seenu-atol)Dutch
AdduEsperanto
Addu-atollHungarian
Atol AdduIndonesian
Atollo AdduItalian
Atollo SeenuItalian
アッズ環礁Japanese
アッドゥ環礁Japanese
シーヌー環礁Japanese
아두 환초Korean
Adū atolasLithuanian
АдуMacedonian
AdduPolish
АддуRussian
СиинуRussian
SínuSlovak
AdduSlovenian
MV-01Slovenian
Seenu AtholhuSwedish
Seenu atollSwedish
அட்டு பவளத்தீவுTamil
АддуUkrainian
Адду (атол)Ukrainian
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