Kaseküla

Kaseküla is a village in Estonia. It is located in the municipality of Kaseküla, which is part of Lääne-Viru County. Kaseküla lies in the northern part of Estonia, a region known for its rolling hills and forests. The village itself is situated near the coast of the Baltic Sea.

Historically, Kaseküla has been an agricultural community. Its name, which translates to "birch village," likely reflects the prevalence of birch trees in the surrounding landscape. Like many rural Estonian settlements, its population has seen fluctuations over time, influenced by factors such as urbanization and economic changes.

The infrastructure in Kaseküla is typical for a small Estonian village. It includes residential buildings and agricultural land. There are no major industries located within the village itself, with most residents likely commuting to nearby towns for work or engaging in local farming and related activities. The natural environment surrounding Kaseküla offers opportunities for outdoor recreation, such as hiking and enjoying the Estonian countryside. The village is connected to larger settlements by local roads. Information regarding specific historical events or notable figures associated with Kaseküla is not widely documented in general public records.