Jõuallikad

Jõuallikad is a village in Estonia. It lies in a rural part of the country, characterized by a patchwork of fields, small forests, and a network of streams that fed local springs. The name Jõuallikad translates to "water sources" in Estonian and refers to several springs that historically powered mills and other farm operations in the area.

The village's geography includes flat to gently rolling terrain with a mix of agricultural land and woodland. The springs and streams are a defining feature, contributing to local biodiversity and to the landscape.

Historically, Jõuallikad appears in archival records from the 19th century, when water power and farming were central to the local economy. Over time, industrial activity declined, and agriculture, forestry, and small-scale services became the main economic activities.

Demographically, Jõuallikad is a small community with a few hundred residents. The village retains traditional farmsteads and a quiet rural character. Local life centers on agriculture, seasonal work, and community events in the surrounding rural area.

Transport and administration: Jõuallikad is accessible by regional roads and is served by nearby towns for services such as schools, shops, and public transport. It forms part of a larger rural municipality that manages local planning and community development.

Notable features include the springs that give the village its name, nearby woodlands, and several preserved farmsteads that reflect regional rural heritage.