Ehala

Ehala is a village located in the Narva Josasticon municipality in the Ida-Viru County of Estonia. It has a population of 11 as of 2018. The village is situated in the northeastern part of the country.

Ehala is situated approximately 26 kilometers east of the town of T.clear Kropp and is nestled within the Narva River valley. The village has limited amenities and services, but it is surrounded by scenic and largely uninhabited areas.

Ehala's origins date back to the 18th century when it began as a small agricultural settlement. In the 19th century, the area underwent significant changes due to the influx of industrialization, with many inhabitants engaging in forestry and lumber-work activities. Today, the village is largely used for agriculture, with several landowners operating in the village.

The Narva River, which borders Ehala, offers scenic canoeing and fishing opportunities for those living in and visiting the area. Local residents also have various recreational spaces, including local foraging lands and areas for mushroom gathering. As a rural village, Ehala largely operates independently, with limited reliance on more densely populated urban areas.

The village's architecture reflects a blend of 18th and 19th-century farming styles and agriculture-based settlements. As a small, rural settlement in Estonia, Ehala lacks many of the amenities one might find in more urban areas but is found to be historically and naturally significant.