Kõrgendasid

Kõrgendasid is a small village in Viimsi Parish, Harju County, Estonia. It is situated about 20 kilometers northwest of the capital city Tallinn. The village lies on the eastern shore of the Viimsi Bay, a part of the Gulf of Finland.

Geographically, Kõrgenasid is situated on a hilly terrain, with a relatively high elevation for the region. This is reflected in the village's name, which translates to "high place" or "elevated location" in Estonian. The surrounding landscape is characterized by a mix of rolling hills, scattered woods, and open fields. The village is close to the Viimsi Nature Reserve, a protected area that features a diverse range of flora and fauna.

The village has a long history, with archaeological finds indicating human habitation dating back to the Middle Ages. Kõrgenasid is predominantly a rural area, with agriculture and forestry being the primary economic activities. The village has a small population, with most residents living in privately owned homes. The closest urban center is the town of Tallinn, which offers a range of amenities, services, and employment opportunities.

Infrastructure in Kõrgenasid is limited compared to larger towns and cities. Public transportation is available, with regular bus services connecting the village to nearby towns and Tallinn. The village has a local store and several community buildings, but lacks more comprehensive amenities like schools, healthcare facilities, and entertainment options. Despite this, Kõrgenasid remains a popular destination for those seeking a peaceful, rural lifestyle.