Juona

Juona is a village located in the Pärnu County of Estonia. It is part of the Tori Parish. The village lies within the southwestern part of the country, a region characterized by its agricultural landscapes and proximity to the Pärnu River.

Historically, Juona has been an agrarian settlement. Like many Estonian villages, its development has been shaped by its rural environment and the traditional livelihoods of its inhabitants. The area is known for its forests and meadows, contributing to the natural beauty of the region.

The population of Juona is relatively small, consistent with many rural Estonian settlements. The local infrastructure typically supports the needs of a village community, often including basic amenities and access to larger service centers in nearby towns. Tori, the administrative center of the parish, provides more comprehensive services and facilities for residents of Juona and surrounding areas.

The economy of Juona and its surroundings is primarily based on agriculture and forestry. Local businesses and farms form the backbone of economic activity. The village's location offers opportunities for both traditional farming practices and potential for ecotourism due to the natural surroundings. Access to transportation networks connects Juona to larger towns and cities, facilitating trade and travel.