Kiertorado

Kiertorado is a small village located in the central region of Estonia, a country in Northern Europe. The village is situated in the Valga County, near the border with Latvia. Kiertorado has a small population and is a rural community that relies on agriculture and local services for its economy.

The village has a few scattered houses and farmsteads, with most residents living in small private homes. The majority of the population speaks Estonian, with some also speaking Latvian, a common language practiced in the region due to geographical proximity to Latvia's southern region.

Kiertorado has limited access to public services, which are mostly concentrated in larger nearby towns and cities. However, the village has a few basic amenities such as a school, a grocery store, a post office, and a small healthcare center. Residents often rely on mobility and transportation to access more extensive public services in other towns and cities.

History of the village dates back to the 19th century when influx of settlers from Latvia and other regions of Estonia established themselves in the area. Kiertorado is known for its rolling hills and vast agricultural lands where main agricultural products produced include grains and livestock. Despite its remote location, the village has maintained its cultural and historical significance within the local community.