Karujõgi

Karujõgi is a river in Estonia. It is located in the northern part of the country, flowing through Ida-Viru County. The river originates from the Estonian mainland and empties into the Gulf of Finland, which is part of the Baltic Sea. The total length of Karujõgi is approximately 20 kilometers.

The river's basin is characterized by a landscape of forests and agricultural land. Its course is relatively slow-moving, with gentle slopes. Karujõgi is not a major river in terms of its size or discharge volume, but it plays a role in the local hydrological system and ecosystem. The water quality of Karujõgi can be influenced by surrounding land use, including runoff from fields and potential industrial activities in the region.

The name "Karujõgi" translates to "Bear River" in Estonian. While there are no specific historical accounts widely associated with bears directly impacting the river, the name likely reflects the historical presence of wildlife in the area. The river's banks support a variety of plant life, and it provides a habitat for small fish and other aquatic organisms. It is a natural watercourse that contributes to the overall landscape of northern Estonia.