Liimatunaküla

Liimatunaküla is a village in Estonia. It is located in Lääneranna Parish, Pärnu County. Historically, Liimatunaküla was part of the Lihula Parish. The village lies near the coast of the Gulf of Riga.

The area around Liimatunaküla is characterized by its rural landscape, with forests and agricultural fields being prominent features. The village itself is small, consisting of scattered farmsteads and a few residential buildings. Like many Estonian villages, its population is modest.

The etymology of the name Liimatunaküla is not widely documented but is likely derived from a personal name or a descriptive feature of the local environment. The suffix "küla" is a common Estonian word for "village."

Access to Liimatunaküla is typically via local roads connecting it to larger settlements and the surrounding region. Nearby villages and towns provide essential services such as shops, schools, and healthcare facilities. The proximity to the coast offers potential for recreational activities.

The economic activity in Liimatunaküla and its surrounding areas is primarily based on agriculture and forestry, consistent with the rural nature of the region. Some residents may also commute to nearby towns for employment. The village's tranquility and natural surroundings are its defining characteristics.