Kurna

Kurna is a village in Estonia located in the Harju County. It is situated within the administrative boundaries of Jõelähtme Parish. The village lies approximately 25 kilometers east of the capital city, Tallinn. Kurna is part of a region characterized by its rural landscape, featuring a mix of agricultural land and forests.

The area has a history that dates back centuries, with archaeological findings indicating settlement in the vicinity from early periods. Like many Estonian villages, Kurna's development has been influenced by its proximity to larger urban centers and its agricultural heritage. The local environment offers opportunities for outdoor activities, and the village itself maintains a quiet, residential character.

Transportation links to Kurna are primarily through local roads connecting it to the wider road network of Jõelähtme Parish and Harju County. The nearest significant infrastructure, including major highways and public transport hubs, can be found in the vicinity of Tallinn. The population of Kurna is relatively small, reflecting its status as a rural settlement. The village's identity is tied to its local community and its integration within the broader Estonian countryside.