Koitjärve

Koitjärve is a village located in Pärnu County, Estonia. It is part of the Audru Parish. The village is situated in the southwestern part of Estonia, near the Pärnu River. Its geographical coordinates are approximately 58.38 degrees North latitude and 24.36 degrees East longitude.

The history of Koitjärve is intertwined with the agricultural development of the region. Like many Estonian villages, it likely originated from small settlements that grew over time. The area is characterized by a mix of forests and agricultural land. The population of Koitjärve is relatively small, typical of rural Estonian settlements.

Koitjärve is known for its natural surroundings. The landscape includes meadows, fields, and forests, providing habitats for various flora and fauna. The Pärnu River, a significant waterway in Estonia, flows not far from the village, influencing the local environment and historical settlement patterns. Access to Koitjärve is primarily by local roads. The nearest larger town is Pärnu, which serves as a regional center for services and commerce. The village's economy historically relied on agriculture, and while this may still be a component, modern economic activities in such villages often diversify.