Külvangu

Külvangu is a remote village located in northern Estonia, near the border with Latvia. It is situated in the municipality of Rõuge, which is part of the Võru County. As of the 2011 census, the population of Külvangu is approximately 15 residents. The village is relatively isolated, with limited access to basic amenities and services.

Külvangu is a small agricultural community, with the majority of the population engaged in livestock farming and agriculture. The village's economy is largely dependent on the farmer's market, which provides a source of income for the locals. In addition to farming, the area around Külvangu is known for its natural resources, including forests and wetlands, which are home to various flora and fauna species.

Despite its small size, Külvangu has a rich cultural heritage, with a strong sense of community and shared tradition among the residents. The village celebrates various festivals and events throughout the year, including the annual Metsäpäev (Forest Day), which takes place in summer.

The village has a primary school, where children from Külvangu and neighboring villages receive their education. However, due to the remote location, the community has limited access to modern amenities, such as healthcare services and entertainment facilities. Despite these limitations, Külvangu remains an important part of Estonia's rural heritage and a testament to the resilience of its residents. The village's unique culture and way of life are a source of interest for anthropologists and researchers studying rural communities in the Baltic region.