Ainusmaste

Ainusmaste is a small village located in the Harju County of northern Estonia. It is situated within the territory of the Kuusalu Parish. The village lies approximately 45 kilometers east of the capital city, Tallinn, and is part of the broader northeastern Estonian landscape, characterized by its forests and coastal proximity.

The area around Ainusmaste has a history tied to rural Estonian life, with settlements in the region dating back centuries. Historically, like much of rural Estonia, its economy was based on agriculture and forestry. The village's current population is modest, reflecting a common trend in many Estonian rural areas.

Geographically, Ainusmaste is situated inland from the northern coast of Estonia, which faces the Baltic Sea. The natural environment is typical of the region, featuring mixed forests and arable land. While not a major tourist destination, its location offers access to the natural landscapes of Harju County.

The administrative structure places Ainusmaste under the purview of Kuusalu Parish, which handles local governance, public services, and infrastructure development for its constituent villages. Information regarding specific historical events or prominent figures directly associated with Ainusmaste is limited in publicly available records, suggesting it has remained a quiet, primarily agricultural community throughout its existence. The village's existence is documented in Estonian geographical and administrative registers.