Kärpsevaldkondades

Kärpsevaldkondades, a rural municipality in Estonia, is located in the Kose Parish of Harju County. The official language of the area is Estonian. At present, there are no populated areas within the municipality, and it is considered uninhabited.

Kärpsevaldkondades covers an area of 17.17 square kilometers. Its northern and western boundaries are marked by woodland, while to the east and south, it is bounded by agricultural land and pastures. The terrain is relatively flat, with a slight incline towards the east.

Geologically, the area falls under the types of exposure of the Pleistocene glacial deposits and the Dvinsk complex glacial till of pre-Ladoga stage. The lack of inhabited areas means that the infrastructure developed here consists mainly of minor local roads that provide access to the surrounding area.

In terms of land use, the dominant type is agricultural land, which accounts for approximately 421 hectares of land. There are smaller segments of single and multi-storeyed buildings, forestry pasture, and coniferous forests, while the area allocated for various forms of forest use comprises a total of 49.8 hectares.

Data regarding the history of the area is limited due to its currently uninhabited state. Despite this, archaeological studies and historical research suggest that, like other regions in Estonia, this area likely underwent Slavic settlement, followed by colonization and assimilation by other groups, therefore impacting the cultural heritage of Kärpsevaldkondades.