Luvujõgi

Luvujõgi is a river located in Estonia. It flows through the counties of Lääne-Viru and Harju. The river's total length is approximately 42 kilometers. It originates in the northeastern part of Lääne-Viru County and flows westward, eventually emptying into the Harju County. The Luvujõgi is a tributary of the Jägala River.

The landscape surrounding the Luvujõgi is characterized by forests and agricultural land. The river's course is relatively meandering, with some sections featuring steeper banks and others being more gentle. Its watershed area covers a significant portion of the surrounding region. The Luvujõgi plays a role in the local ecosystem, supporting various flora and fauna.

Historically, the Luvujõgi and its vicinity have been inhabited for centuries. Evidence of ancient settlements can be found in the region. The river's water resources likely supported local communities for agriculture and other needs. In modern times, the Luvujõgi remains an integral part of the Estonian landscape and its natural heritage. Its environmental condition is monitored to ensure its health and the sustainability of its ecosystem.