Poolamäe

Poolamäe is a village in Estonia. It is a small rural settlement that forms part of a local municipality in the country. The village lies in a landscape of farmland and forest, reflecting the typical character of Estonian rural areas. Local roads connect Poolamäe with neighboring settlements and with larger routes leading to nearby towns.

Historically, Poolamäe has ties to the region’s parish and landholding records, with mentions in older archival sources. In the modern era, administrative reforms in Estonia reorganized municipalities and counties, and Poolamäe is now part of a particular municipality within a county, aligning with the country’s current local-government structure.

The economy of Poolamäe is predominantly agricultural, with residents often engaged in farming or working in nearby towns. The village population is small, and life is typically dominated by seasonal rural activity and local community life.

Notable landmarks are not widely documented in major reference works, but as with many Estonian villages, Poolamäe may contain local features such as cemeteries or memorial objects that reflect its local history and community.