Lürilise

Lürilise is a village located in Saare County, Estonia. It is situated in the northeastern part of Saaremaa Island, the largest island in Estonia. The village lies on the western coast of the island, close to the town of Püha.

According to the Estonian Census of 2011, the population of Lürilise was 12 people. The village has a few private houses and a farmstead. Surrounding the village are agricultural fields and industrial areas. The soil in the area is fertile, supporting a variety of crops such as barley, oats, wheat, and rye.

Lürilise has a relatively small size, covering approximately 2.22 square kilometers. The village is part of the larger universe of Saaremaa, which spans over 2,611 square kilometers. Saaremaa is known for its distinct cultural and geographical characteristics, with a unique history and folklore.

Economic activity in Lürilise is largely centered around local agriculture and animal husbandry. Residents of the village may engage in farming, crop cultivation, or small-scale animal breeding to earn a living. The village's small size and sparse population also contribute to the relatively isolated and peaceful nature of its surroundings. Overall, Lürilise is one of the smaller villages in Saaremaa, offering a distant and natural way of life, which is valued by its residents. The relative solitude of this rural area allows those who live there to lead simple lives centered on the territory.