Feydhoo () is one of the inhabited islands of the Shaviyani Atoll administrative division that is geographically part of the Miladhummadulhu Atoll in the Maldives. Feydhoo is located in the centre of the atoll between the channel called Noomara Kandu and the island Bileffahi.
Feydhoo was severely damaged during the cyclone of 1821 that hit the northern atolls of the Maldives. This was during the reign of Sultan Muhammad Mueenuddeen I.
There are accounts suggesting the island was once abandoned during heavy rains (locally referred to as Keylakunu rains) and later resettled, with some remnants of human habitation found in uninhabited areas.
The island is north of the country's capital Malé.
The island lies centrally within Shaviyani Atoll, between Noomara Kandu channel and the neighboring island of Bileffahi.
Total land area is approximately 94 hectares (0.94 kmò) and includes wetland ecosystems with mangroves and coastal flora.
A significant portion of Shaviyani Feydhoo encompasses diverse wetland ecosystems, featuring mangroves and Kandoofas. These ecosystems thrive with mangrove apples and other trees typical of wetlands. While a once-thriving cluster of mangrove apple trees near the port fell victim to the devastation of a tsunami, a beautiful mangrove on the north side of the island remains a popular attraction for visitors.
The âÂÂDhorunaaveliâ square, developed at the beachside by the womenfolk, is a pleasant area frequented by island visitors. Additionally, a duck pond is in the developmental stages on the southwest side, promising another serene spot for exploration.
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The islandâÂÂs economy is primarily community-oriented and mixed:
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