Pikkikivi

Pikkikivi is a small village located in the municipality of Rõuge Parish, Võru County, Estonia. It is situated in the southeastern part of the country, known for its rolling hills and forested landscapes. The village's name, Pikkikivi, translates to "long stone" in Estonian, likely referring to a notable geological feature in the area.

The settlement is characterized by a rural atmosphere, with agriculture and forestry historically forming the basis of the local economy. Like many Estonian villages, Pikkikivi has experienced demographic shifts over time, with a gradual decrease in population in recent decades. However, it retains its connection to the Estonian countryside and its traditional way of life.

The surrounding environment offers opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking and exploring nature. The proximity to Rõuge Parish's administrative center provides access to essential services and community resources. Pikkikivi remains a part of the wider Võru County region, contributing to the cultural and geographical tapestry of southeastern Estonia. Information on specific historical events or prominent figures associated with Pikkikivi is limited in public records, typical for smaller rural settlements.