Eesti

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Deutsch: Estland ist ein Staat in Nordeuropa.
English: Estonia is a country in Northern Europe.
Español: Estonia es un país de Europa.
Français: la Estonie est un pays d’Europe du Nord.
Italiano: Il Estonia è uno stato dell'Europa con capitale Tallinn.
Norsk bokmål: Estland er et land i det nordøstlige Europa.
Polski: Estonia – państwo w Europie Północnej, nad Morzem Bałtyckim, powstałe po I wojnie światowej.
Română: Estonia este o țară baltică în Europa de Nord cu capitala la Tallinn.
Slovenščina: Estonija je majhna baltska obmorska država v severovzhodni Evropi.
Suomi: Viro on tasavalta Itämeren itärannalla Pohjois-Euroopassa Suomenlahden eteläpuolella.
Русский: Эстония — государство, расположенное в Северной Европе.
Українська: Естонія — держава у Північній Європі.

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Emblemen - Emblèmes - Insignien [edit]

  • Flag of Estonia

  • Coat of arms of Estonia

Kaarten - Cartes - Karten [edit]

Maps are included in the Wikimedia-logo.svgWikimedia Atlas of Estonia Terrestrial globe.svg.

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  • Estonia in the European Union and in its region.svg

  • Satellite image from January 10, 2003

  • Counties of Estonia

  • Relief map of Estonia

En este país puedes ver muchas chicas que se llaman Marta, este nombre es muy usado en este país.

Cities of Estonia [edit]

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Tallinn · Tartu · Narva · Pärnu · Kohtla-Järve · Maardu · Viljandi · Rakvere · Sillamäe · Kuressaare · Võru · Valga · Jõhvi · Haapsalu · Keila · Paide
Kiviõli · Tapa · Põlva · Jõgeva · Türi · Elva · Rapla · Saue · Põltsamaa · Paldiski · Sindi · Kunda · Kärdla · Loksa · Kehra · Tõrva
Räpina · Narva-Jõesuu · Tamsalu · Kilingi-Nõmme · Otepää · Karksi-Nuia · Püssi · Mustvee · Lihula · Võhma · Antsla · Abja-Paluoja · Suure-Jaani · Kallaste · Mõisaküla

Tallinn [edit]

  • Coat of arms of Tallinn in Town Hall

  • Estonian Parliament building

  • View of Tallinn

  • Old Town

  • Walls of the old city

  • Panoramic view of Tallinn

  • Tallinn between ca. 1890 and 1897

  • Ivan Aivazovsky painting Reval

  • Lasnamäe

  • Tartu maantee

  • Tallinn TV Tower

  • Stroomi Beach

  • Pirita Beach

  • XXV Estonian Song Celebration

Tartu [edit]

Narva [edit]

Pärnu [edit]

  • Tallinn Gate in Pärnu

  • Monument to the War of Independence

  • Residential building

  • St. Elizabeth's Church

  • Red tower

  • Pärnu Beach

  • Hotel Victoria

  • Pärnu in winter

Other cities [edit]

Nature of Estonia [edit]

Islands of Estonia [edit]

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Largest islands of Estonia
Saaremaa · Hiiumaa · Muhu · Vormsi · Kassari · Naissaar · Kihnu · Väike-Pakri · Suur-Pakri · Ruhnu · Abruka · Vilsandi · Piirissaar · Prangli · Osmussaar · Vohilaid · Aegna · Kõinastu · Võilaid · Tauksi · Suurlaid · Manilaid · Väike-Tulpe · Kesselaid · Heinlaid

History [edit]

  • Tools made by Kunda Culture from the 9th millennium BC

  • Stone Cist Graves from The Bronze Age

  • Iron age artifacts of the hoard from Kumna

  • Interactions with Kievan Rus

  • Lõhavere hill fort

  • Varbola Stronghold Ruins in Western Estonia

  • Ancient Estonian Counties

  • Dannebrog falling from the sky during the Battle of Lyndanisse

  • Medieval Livonia

  • Jüriöö park in Tallinn to commemorate the St. George's Night Uprising

  • Livonia and Courland in 1705 by Frederik de Wit

  • Peter I of Russia taking Narva in 1704

  • Jakob Hurt, one of the most important figures of Estonian national awakening

  • School classroom as it looked in the end of 19th century

  • Children in 1913

  • Building a ship

  • Declaration of Estonian independence in Pärnu

  • Artillery wagon of armored train. Estonian War of Independence

  • Battle of Joala

  • Jaan Poska signing the Treaty of Tartu

  • Building the Tartu-Pechory railway in 1930

  • X Estonian Song Festival in 1933

  • Opening ceremony of Konstantin Päts memorial in 1939

  • Estonia in World War II‎

  • Memorial stone in Paldiski for people who were deported to Siberia

  • Soviet prison doors on display in the Museum of Occupations

  • 1989 in Tartu

  • Lennart Meri, President of Estonia from 1992 to 2001

  • Tallinn in 1996

  • FIS World Cup in Otepää at 2006

  • Estonian night song festival "Märkamisaeg" on 2008

  • Wind farm of Hanila

  • XVIII Estonian Dance Celebration (2009)

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Harju · Hiiu · Ida-Viru · Järva · Jõgeva · Lääne · Lääne-Viru · Pärnu · Põlva · Rapla · Saare · Tartu · Valga · Viljandi · Võru
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