Järsku

Järsku is a village in Estonia. It is a small rural settlement located in the southern part of the country and is part of a local municipality within Estonia’s administrative structure.

The village has a modest population, with residents mainly employed in agriculture, forestry, and services in nearby towns. The surrounding landscape combines farmland with forests and gentle hills, a common pattern in southern Estonia.

Järsku has a long history as a rural community. Like many Estonian villages, it experienced changes in land use and governance during the 20th century and continues to adapt to post-Soviet administrative reforms. In recent decades, rural depopulation has affected many small settlements, including Järsku, while others maintain local traditions and a sense of community.

Infrastructure and amenities are limited within the village. People typically rely on nearby towns for shopping, education, and healthcare, while regional roads and bus connections provide links to larger centers.