Northern Ari Atoll

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Alifu Alifu Atoll Image:Alifu Alifu Atoll.png
Atoll Summary
Administrative name	Alifu Alifu Atoll
Atoll name	Ari Atoll Uthuruburi
Location	4° 27' N and 3° 55' N
Letter	U
Abbreviation	AA (އއ)
Capital	Rasdhoo
Population	6140
No. of Islands	33
Inhabited Islands	8
Atoll Chief	Abdullah Khaleel[1]
Inhabited Islands
Bodufolhudhoo Feridhoo Himandhoo Maalhos Mathiveri Rasdhoo Thoddoo Ukulhas
Uninhabited Islands
Alikoirah, Bathalaa, Beyrumadivaru, Dhin-nolhufinolhu, Ellaidhoo, Etheramadivaru, Fesdhoo, Fusfinolhu, Fushi, Gaagandu, Gaathufushi, Gangehi, Halaveli, Kandholhudhoo, Kudafolhudhoo, Kuramathi, Maagaa, Maayyafushi, Madivarufinolhu, Madoogali, Mathivereefinolhu, Meerufenfushi, Mushimasgali, Rasdhoo madivaru, Velidhoo, Veligandu, Vihamaafaru Resort islands, Airports and Industrial islands are also considered uninhabited

Northern Ari Atoll or Alifu Alifu is an administrative division of the Maldives. It is formed by the northern section of Ari Atoll, the small natural atoll of Rasdhoo or Rasdu Atoll, and the island of Thoddoo or Toddu.

The separation of Ari Atoll (formerly Alifu Atoll) into a Northern and a Southern section has formed the two most recent administrative divisions of the Maldives, namely Alifu Alifu Atoll and Alifu Dhaalu Atoll.

The island of Maalhos is geographically the westernmost island of the Maldives.

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