Lähteallikaleilla

Lähteallikaleilla is a locality in the Pärnu district of Pärnu County, Estonia. It is situated in the central part of the county, inland from the Baltic Sea coast. The area is characterized by its rural landscape, featuring a mix of agricultural land and forests. Its name, Lähteallikaleilla, translates roughly to "at the spring sources" in Estonian, suggesting the presence of natural springs in the vicinity.

Historically, the region around Lähteallikaleilla has been inhabited for centuries, with evidence of early settlement in the broader Pärnu area. Like many Estonian rural communities, its development has been tied to agriculture and the natural resources of the land. Over time, the population has remained relatively small, consistent with the typical demographic patterns of Estonian countryside.

The infrastructure in Lähteallikaleilla is modest, primarily consisting of local roads connecting it to larger settlements. Access to amenities such as shops, schools, and healthcare facilities is usually found in nearby towns like Pärnu itself. The natural environment surrounding Lähteallikaleilla offers opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking and observing local flora and fauna. The precise boundaries and administrative status of Lähteallikaleilla as a distinct settlement can vary depending on the specific administrative divisions in use.