Orsakavaldi

Orsakavaldi is a small administrative unit located in the eastern part of Estonia. It is situated in the county of Ida-Viru. The area covers an approximate 104 square kilometers and has a total population of around 1,200 people.

Orsakavaldi is a part of the Haljala Parish administrative region. The landscape is generally flat, with coastal areas bordering the Gulf of Finland to the north. The surrounding area is characterized by typically dry and continental climate with relatively low precipitation levels. In terms of land use, about 63% of the area is dedicated to agricultural activities, largely focused on livestock and crop production.

Economic life in Orsakavaldi is driven mainly by local farming and allied industries. Limited commercially oriented facilities or services may also cater to the population, although details are not readily available.

Regional infrastructure supports transportation links connecting Orsakavaldi to major urban centers in the region. However, exact data on these facilities and their capacity is not readily accessible.

The area's population has consistently declined in recent years. An influx of foreign-born families attempting to purchase apartments within the local housing stock has caused periodic increases in local housing costs, to some degree affecting long-established residents.

Details regarding cultural facilities, historic sites, or areas of natural interest in Orsakavaldi are not specifically known, although the surrounding landscape is generally seen as holding ecological and possibly tourism significance.