Lähteemadan

Lähteemadan is a village located in Pärnu County, Estonia. It is part of the Audru Parish. The village is situated in a rural area known for its agricultural landscape. As of the latest available data, Lähteemadan has a small population. The name Lähteemadan is believed to be derived from the Estonian word "lähtee" meaning "source" or "spring," suggesting the presence of natural springs in the vicinity.

The history of Lähteemadan is closely tied to the development of the surrounding region. Like many Estonian villages, its origins can be traced back to the establishment of agricultural settlements. Over time, the community has evolved, adapting to changing economic and social conditions. The local economy is primarily based on agriculture and related activities.

The geographical setting of Lähteemadan is characterized by rolling hills and forests, typical of the Pärnu County landscape. The area provides a tranquil environment for its residents. While specific tourist attractions within Lähteemadan itself are limited, its proximity to the larger city of Pärnu, a popular coastal resort, offers residents and visitors access to amenities and recreational opportunities. The village is connected to the wider road network, facilitating transport within the county and beyond.