Põhikolm

Põhikolm is a small rural municipality in the Põlva County of Estonia, located in southern part of the country. It has a population of approximately 1,100 people, according to the 2011 census. The municipality covers an area of 136 square kilometers and is situated about 20 kilometers north of the city of Põlva.

The name "Põhikolm" translates to "main village" or "main hamlet" in Estonian, which refers to the municipality's size and significance in the surrounding area. Põhikolm is one of the smallest municipalities in Estonia, with a single village and several surrounding farms and woodlands.

The economy of Põhikolm is primarily based on agriculture and forestry. The municipality is home to several small-scale farms that produce a variety of crops, including grains, potatoes, and vegetables. The surrounding forests are managed for timber and other forest products.

Põhikolm has a relatively low population density, with most of its residents residing in the single village. The municipality has a limited infrastructure, with a few small shops, a post office, and a school. However, it is connected to the rest of the country via a network of rural roads and the public transportation system.

Põhikolm is part of the Põlva-Suurküla rural community, which comprises several neighboring municipalities. This community provides support and services for the residents of Põhikolm, including healthcare, education, and cultural activities.