Jäneseles

Jäneseles is a small village in Estonia, situated in the northeastern part of the country. It is located in the Ida-Viru County, near the Estonian-Russian border.

The village has a population of around 500 residents and is situated about 15 kilometers northwest of the city of Sillamäe. Jäneseles is a rural settlement with a few surrounding farms and forests. The area is primarily inhabited by Estonians, with some Russian-speaking residents due to its proximity to the border.

Economic activity in Jäneseles is relatively limited, with most residents working in nearby towns and cities. The village does have a small number of private businesses and farms, which contribute to the local economy. However, the region as a whole has experienced economic decline in recent decades, due to the closure of industries such as mining and forestry.

Jäneseles is served by a limited public transportation network, with buses connecting the village to nearby towns and cities. There are no major roads or highways passing through the village. Residents primarily use private vehicles or walk to access nearby services.

In terms of education and healthcare, residents of Jäneseles have access to schools and medical facilities in nearby towns. The village itself does not have a school or healthcare facility.

Jäneseles is part of the Polva Parish, which includes several surrounding villages. The parish is responsible for local administration, including land use, zoning, and public services.