Lihast

Lihast is a village located in the Harju County of Estonia. It is situated in the northern part of the country, close to the Baltic Sea. Lihast is part of the Rae Parish. The village has a rural character, with agricultural land and forested areas surrounding it. Its population is relatively small, and it is primarily a residential area for people who work in nearby towns or cities, particularly Tallinn, the capital of Estonia.

The history of Lihast is linked to the broader development of the region. Like many Estonian villages, its origins can be traced back to historical land divisions and agricultural settlements. Over time, the landscape has been shaped by farming practices and the natural environment. Lihast is accessible via local roads connecting it to the larger road network of Harju County. The proximity to Tallinn makes it a convenient location for commuters.

The economy of Lihast is largely based on its role as a dormitory town. While some residents may engage in local agriculture or small businesses, many commute to the capital for employment. The village itself offers a quieter lifestyle compared to urban centers, attracting those who prefer a more rural setting. Infrastructure in Lihast includes basic amenities, and residents typically utilize services available in the larger settlements of Rae Parish or Tallinn. The natural surroundings offer opportunities for outdoor activities, contributing to the quality of life for its inhabitants.