Kullamaa

Kullamaa is a village in Lääne County, Estonia. It is located in Kullamaa Parish. The village is situated on the western part of Estonia, relatively close to the Baltic Sea coast. Its geographical position places it within a region known for its historical significance and rural landscapes.

The name Kullamaa is believed to have origins related to the sea or coastal areas, though its precise etymology is subject to interpretation. Historically, Kullamaa, like many Estonian settlements, has been an agricultural area. Its development has been influenced by the broader historical and economic changes in Estonia.

Kullamaa Parish, of which the village is a part, has a history stretching back centuries. The parish church, Kullamaa Church, is a notable landmark and a testament to the area's long-standing community. The village itself comprises residential areas, agricultural lands, and some local services. Its population is relatively small, reflecting the characteristic demographic patterns of rural Estonia.

The surrounding environment of Kullamaa is typical of western Estonian landscapes, featuring forests, fields, and proximity to coastal features. The village serves as a local center for its inhabitants, offering a sense of community and connection to the Estonian countryside.