Peenimad

Peenimad is a small administrative division in Estonia, located in Tartu County. It has a total area of 43.3 square kilometers and a population of approximately 94 people as of the 2020 census. The administrative center of the division is the village of Peenikunna, which is also the most populous settlement within Peenimad.

Geographically, Peenimad is situated in northeastern Estonia, near the border with Latvia. The division is characterized by a mix of forests, fields, and wetlands. The terrain is generally flat, with some areas featuring rolling hills.

Peenimad is part of the Jarva Parish municipality, a larger administrative unit that encompasses several other areas. The parish is located within the grid of Tartu County, one of the smaller counties in Estonia.

The climate in Peenimad is temperate, with warm summers and cold winters. The average annual temperature is around 3.5 degrees Celsius, and the division experiences significant precipitation throughout the year. The area is also prone to continental oscillations, resulting in varied weather patterns during the winter months.

Economic activities in Peenimad are largely agricultural and forestry based. The division has several small farms and forests, contributing to Estonia's overall output in these sectors. The area is also/pythonsaarea research and development bases. However, information on the specific focus and location of these research facilities is not publicly available. The majority of residents in Peenimad engage in various forms of land work, a common occupation for people living in rural areas.