Liukenevi

Liukenevi is a village located in the Pärnu County of Estonia. Situated within the municipality of Saarde, it lies in the southern part of the county, close to the border with Latvia. The area around Liukenevi is characterized by its rural landscape, with forests and agricultural land being prominent features.

The village's name, Liukenevi, is of Estonian origin and its etymology is likely connected to the local geographical features or historical settlement patterns. As with many Estonian villages, Liukenevi's history is intertwined with the broader development of the region, including agricultural practices and the establishment of local communities.

The population of Liukenevi is relatively small, reflecting its status as a rural settlement. The inhabitants are primarily engaged in local industries, which may include farming, forestry, or small-scale businesses. Like other settlements in rural Estonia, Liukenevi faces challenges related to depopulation and the provision of services, but it also retains its unique cultural identity and connection to the natural environment. The village is part of the cultural and economic fabric of Saarde municipality and contributes to the diversity of Pärnu County.