Liitma

Liitma is a village located in Saaremaa Parish, Saare County, Estonia. It is situated on the island of Muhu, approximately 40 kilometers northwest of the island's capital, Kuivastu.

The village is relatively small, with a population of around 30-40 residents as of the 2011 census. Liitma is a rural settlement surrounded by farmland and woodland, and its economy is primarily based on agriculture and small-scale industry.

Geographically, Liitma is nestled in a valley surrounded by hills and ridges. The village's landscape is characterized by a mix of sandy and clay soils, which support a diverse range of wildlife and flora. The nearby Liitma Bay provides a picturesque backdrop to the village, with its sheltered waters and scenic shoreline attracting visitors and professionals alike.

While Liitma is not a well-known destination for tourists, it offers a tranquil and peaceful atmosphere suitable for those seeking a retreat from urban life. The village's isolation has helped preserve its natural and cultural heritage, with some residents maintaining traditional activities such as fishing and beekeeping.

Despite its small size and remote location, Liitma plays an important role in the Muhu community. The village provides essential services, including a local shop and post office, which serve as a hub for rural residents. As one of the lesser-known settlements on the island, Liitma continues to assume importance as a unique aspect of Estonia's rural landscape.