Keskenduma

Keskenduma is a village in Estonia. It is a rural settlement within the country’s administrative framework, situated in a county and a municipality. The surrounding landscape consists of forests, meadows, and agricultural fields. The village is typical of rural Estonia in character, with dispersed housing and locally owned farms.

The local economy is predominantly agricultural, with some forestry and small-scale enterprises. Many residents commute to nearby towns for work, services, and education. The population is small, numbering in the hundreds, and its demographic profile reflects broader trends in rural areas of Estonia, including gradual aging and, in some periods, modest stabilization.

Public infrastructure in Keskenduma generally includes a network of local roads, access to municipal services, and basic amenities in the surrounding region. Public transport is limited, with regional bus connections linking the village to larger towns and service centers.

Historically, Keskenduma reflects common patterns seen across Estonian rural settlements, including land reforms and changes in population over the 20th century. The name Keskenduma is of Estonian origin and is used to identify the settlement.

See also: List of settlements in Estonia.