Eritteiltä

Eritteiltä is a village located in the municipality of Lääne-Nigula Parish, Lääne County, Estonia. It is situated in the western part of the country, not far from the Baltic Sea coast. The village is part of a rural landscape characterized by forests and agricultural lands.

The history of Eritteiltä is tied to the broader settlement patterns of the Lääne County region. Like many Estonian villages, its origins likely date back to medieval times, with early settlements forming around agricultural activities and local resources. The name "Eritteiltä" itself may have roots in local dialects or historical land ownership patterns, though specific etymological details are not widely documented in public sources.

The current population of Eritteiltä is small, reflecting a common trend in many rural Estonian villages where populations have declined over the decades due to urbanization and economic changes. The primary economic activities in the immediate vicinity of the village have historically been agriculture and forestry.

In terms of infrastructure, Eritteiltä is a relatively undeveloped area. Basic local roads connect it to larger settlements and administrative centers within Lääne-Nigula Parish. Access to public services such as schools, healthcare, and retail facilities typically requires travel to nearby towns. The natural environment surrounding Eritteiltä offers opportunities for outdoor activities, including hiking and appreciating the Estonian countryside. The village remains a quiet, rural community within the administrative framework of Lääne-Nigula Parish.