Place:Estonia

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Name	Estonia
Alt names	Eesti	source: Wikipedia
	Eesti Vabariik	source: Wikipedia
	Eestimaa	source: Canby, Historic Places (1984) I, 282
	Esthonia	source: Webster's Geographical Dictionary (1988) p 379
	Estland	source: Cassell's German Dictionary (1982) p 204
	Estonian SSR	source: FDA Worksheet
	Estonija	source: BHA, Authority file (2003-)
	Estoniya SSR	source: Times Atlas of the World (1988)
	Estonskaja Sovetskaja Socialističeskaja Respublika	source: Rand McNally Atlas (1986) I-85
	Estonskaya	source: Cambridge World Gazetteer (1990) p 195
	Estônia	source: Novo Dicionário Aurélio (1975) p 584
	Republic of Estonia	source: Wikipedia
Type	Nation
Coordinates	59°N 26°E

Contained Places

County: Harju; Hiiu; Ida-Viru; Järvamaa; Jõgeva; Lääne; Lääne-Viru; Pärnu; Põlva; Rapla; Saare; Tartu; Valga; Viljandi; Võru
Historic eldership: Sakala; Virumaa
Inhabited place: Abja-Paluoja; Alajoe; Ambla; Antsla; Avinurme; Haljala; Hullo; Iisaku; Imavere; Jarvakandi; Juuru; Järva-Jaani; Kaarli; Kambja; Karevere; Karu; Kehra; Kilingi-Nõmme; Kirbla; Kiviõli; Klooga; Kohila; Koigi; Kolga; Koonga; Koosa; Kose; Kuivastu; Kullamaa; Kunda; Lavassaare; Lehtse; Lemmatsi; Lihula; Marjamaa; Massiaru; Mehikoorma; Mustajoe; Mustla; Mustvee; Mõisaküla; Narva-Joesuu; Nuia; Otepaa; Palamuse; Palivere; Parnu-Jaagupi; Parsti; Poltsamaa; Puhja; Pussi; Puurmani; Raasiku; Rakke; Riguldi; Risti; Rongu; Räpina; Sindi; Somerpalu; Tamsalu; Tootsi; Tostamaa; Tudu; Türi; Uulu; Vaike-Maarja; Vandra; Varska; Vasalemma; Vastseliina; Veriora; Vigala; Viivikonna; Virtsu; Viru-Jaagupi; Viru-Nigula; Vohma; Vonnu
Unknown: Aadma; Aakre; Aavere; Adavere; Aegna; Ageri; Ahja; Ahtra; Ahula; Aidu; Alatskivi; Albu; Angerja; Anna; Anseküla; Aru; Aruküla; Arula; Arussaare; Asuküla; Atla; Audru kirikuvald; Audru; Avanduse; Einmani; Esna; Haanja; Habersti; Hageri; Halliste; Hanila; Hargla; Harju Jaani; Harju-Madise; Harjumaa; Harku; Hellamaa; Härküla; Häädemeeste; Hüüru; Ilmjärve; Ilumäe; Irboska; Jaama; Jaani; Jämaja; Järlepa; Järva-Madise; Järva-Peetri; Jõelähtme; Jööpre; Jüri; Kaalepi; Kaarepere; Kaarma; Kabala (Harju); Kabala (Viljandi); Kadrina; Kaika; Kaiu; Kalli; Kanepi; Karja; Karksi; Karuse; Kastna; Kastolatsi; Kavilda; Keava; Kergu; Kihelkonna; Kilingi; Klein-St. Marien; Kodavere; Koeru; Koikküla; Kolga-Jaani; Kolkja; Kostivere; Kreenholm; Kuimetsa; Kuremäe; Kuressaaremaa; Kuriste; Kursi; Kuusalu; Kähri; Kärkna; Kärsa; Kõpu (Parnu); Kõpu (Viljandi); Laanemetsa; Laatre; Laiksaare; Leesi; Lellapere; Lelle; Lohusuu; Lähte; Lääne-Nigula; Läänemaa (maakond); Läänemaa; Lõusa; Lüganuse; Maaritsa; Maarja-Magdaleena; Martna; Metsküla; Mihkli (Haapsalu); Mihkli (Parnu); Muraste; Murru; Mäemõisa; Määri; Mõniste; Nina; Nissi; Noarootsi; Nõmme; Nõo; Nõva; Nüpli; Ohekatku; Olustvere; Orajõe; Paadremaa; Paide; Paistu; Peetri; Penuja; Petseri; Piirsalu; Pilistvere; Plaani; Pootsi; Priipalu; Pringi; Pudivere; Pärnumaa; Pärsamaa; Püha; Pühajärve; Pühajõe; Randvere; Ranna; Rannu; Reigi; Reomäe; Ridala; Ritsiku; Rohu; Roosa; Rõuge; Saalise; Saarde; Saaremaa; Saduküla; Sangaste; Saru; Seli; Simuna; Suislepa; Surju; Suur- ja Väike Pakri; Taagepera; Tahkuranna; Tartu-Maarja; Tartumaa; Tarvastu; Timmo; Tori; Torma; Tornimäe; Tudulinna; Tänassilma; Tõhela; Türi-Alliku; Uduvere-Jaagupi; Uhmardu; Uruste; Urvaste; Uue-Virtsu; Uuemõisa; Vahakõnnu; Vahastu; Vaivara; Valjala; Vara; Varbla; Varstu; Vasknarva; Vastse-Roosa; Velise; Viimsi; Viljandimaa; Vilsandi; Vissi; Väike-Lähtru; Võivere; Võrumaa; Ööriku

source: Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names

source: Family History Library Catalog

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Estonia, officially the Republic of Estonia, is a state in the Baltic region of Northern Europe. It is bordered to the north by the Gulf of Finland, to the west by the Baltic Sea, to the south by Latvia (343 km), and to the east by Lake Peipus and Russia (338.6 km). Across the Baltic Sea lies Sweden in the west and Finland in the north. The territory of Estonia covers , and is influenced by a temperate seasonal climate. The Estonians are a Finnic people, and the official language, Estonian, is a Finno-Ugric language closely related to Finnish and distantly to Hungarian.

Estonia is a democratic parliamentary republic divided into 15 counties. The capital and largest city is Tallinn. With a population of 1.29 million, it is one of the least-populous members of the European Union, Eurozone and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Estonia has the highest gross domestic product per person among the former Soviet republics. It is listed as a "high-income economy" by the World Bank, is identified as an "advanced economy" by the International Monetary Fund, and is a member of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. The United Nations classifies Estonia as a developed country with a very high Human Development Index,^[1] and the country ranks highly in measures of press freedom (3rd in the World in 2012), economic freedom, political freedom and education. Estonia is often described as one of the most wired countries in Europe.

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