Nutivõru

Nutivõru is a village in Pärnu Parish, Pärnu County, Estonia. It is located on the northwestern side of the Pärnu River delta, adjacent to the town of Pärnu. Historically, nutivõru was part of the administrative territory of Audru Parish until the administrative reform in 2017, when it was merged with Pärnu Parish.

The village's name is believed to originate from the Old Estonian word "nutu," meaning sorrow or lament, and "võru," meaning a corner or bend. This suggests a possible historical connection to a location associated with sadness or a significant geographical feature.

Nutivõru is primarily a residential area, with a developing infrastructure that supports its growing population. Its proximity to Pärnu offers residents access to the city's amenities, including employment, education, and cultural activities. The area is characterized by its natural surroundings, including the proximity to the Pärnu River and its delta, which is an important ecological zone and a popular spot for recreation.

While nutivõru does not have extensive public services within its immediate vicinity, residents are well-served by the nearby town of Pärnu. The village itself is a quiet, semi-rural community that benefits from its strategic location. It is a place where the natural landscape meets the conveniences of urban living.