Ojalg

Ojalg is a small Kurian settlement located in the northern part of the country. The town is situated on the shores of a small lake and is known for its picturesque landscapes and rural charm. Ojalg has a population of approximately 500 residents and a small number of summer houses.

The economy of Ojalg is primarily based on agriculture and small-scale forestry. Residents of the town engage in farming, logging, and small-scale manufacturing of wood products. Tourists visiting the area often stop in Ojalg to enjoy the local scenery and engage in outdoor activities such as fishing, boating, or hiking.

Ojalg has a single school that provides primary and secondary education to the town's children. The town also has a small medical center and a few shops that offer basic goods and services. Despite its small size, Ojalg has a vibrant community atmosphere and hosts several annual events, including a summer fair and a harvest festival.

The town's name, Ojalg, is of Estonian origin and is thought to refer to a type of fish that is found in the local waters. Ojalg is a localized variant of the word, which is commonly used to describe the type of eel that are found in the lake. The word is also an example of Endonymy, where the local name for a place or object is used as a general term.

Infrastructure-wise, Ojalg is connected to the rest of the country via a small road network and a public transportation system. Residents and visitors travel to and from the town by a combination of cars, buses, and private boats.