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That's interesting.  Malé is in the central part of the Maldives, yet the WiF FE map shows the port in the southernmost hex.  In other words, it looks like the WiF FE minor port was always meant to represent Addu Atoll, but was just named incorrectly.

Here are the revisions, as implemented in version 7.05.

I wanted to do a series of screen shots for the southern half of Asia. lacking any better place to put them, I chose this thread.
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Starting in with the Middle East.

Due south of the previous post. All of these are at zoom 5.

Continuing south. This is mostly the Horn of Africa, but I didn't want to leave out Aden from this series.

Jumping back to the north. This is due east of the first in this series.

Due south of the previous post. This abuts the second in this series.

Continuing south but moving slightly farther east. This map segment adjoins both the previous and the next map segments.

Moving north. This map segment connects to the 5th in the series (2 posts previous).

Due north from the previous post.

Moving east, fuirther into China.

These screen shots were taken with the optional rule for additional Chinese cities turned off. You can still see where they are by their names though: Sining, Ningsia, Yenan, Tianshui, Tungkwan, etc..

Due south from the previous post.

One last move to the south, to Singapore.

Moving back to the north, here is Vladivostok to Chengchow - showing all of Korea.

13th in the series and the last at zoom level 5. Southeastern China.

14th in series. The middle east at zoom level 2.

15th in series - due east of the previous post.

Due south of the previous post - from Bombay to Saigon, via Singapore.

17th and last in series. Together with the 18 screen shots for the USSR, that about covers all of Asia.

Mecca is not on the coast.  The name of the port there is Jeddah.
 
In the debate over Burma's oil, I think we agreed to leave the terrain and resource symbol where they are, but change the name from Yenanguang to Chauk (spelling?), as Yenanguang is actually down near where the word Irrawaddy is.