Kõrhkoole

Kõrhkoole is a village located in Rapla Parish, Rapla County, Estonia. It is situated in the northern part of the county, approximately 70 kilometers southwest of the capital city, Tallinn. The village lies within a rural landscape, characterized by agricultural lands and forests.

The area of Kõrhkoole has a history dating back several centuries, with evidence of human settlement in the region. Like many Estonian rural communities, its development has been tied to agricultural practices and the surrounding natural environment. The name "Kõrhkoole" itself may have origins related to local geographical features or historical land ownership.

Economically, Kõrhkoole is primarily an agricultural village. The primary economic activities revolve around farming, with local residents engaged in crop cultivation and livestock raising. The proximity to larger towns and cities like Rapla and Tallinn offers some opportunities for employment and access to services.

The population of Kõrhkoole is relatively small, consistent with many villages in rural Estonia. The community is close-knit, and life in the village is generally quiet and peaceful. Basic amenities may be found in nearby larger settlements, with residents often traveling to them for shopping, healthcare, and educational facilities. The natural surroundings offer recreational opportunities such as hiking and enjoying the Estonian countryside.