Põllid

Põllid is a small village located in Estonia. It is situated within the rural municipality of Häädemeeste, which is part of Pärnu County. The village is characterized by its agricultural landscape, with fields and pastures being a prominent feature of its surroundings.

The history of Põllid is intertwined with the broader development of the Häädemeeste region. Like many Estonian rural settlements, its origins can likely be traced back to the early agricultural communities of the area. Over time, the village has evolved, reflecting the changes in Estonian society and economy, particularly concerning agriculture and rural life.

The population of Põllid is relatively small, typical for Estonian villages of this size. The residents are primarily engaged in local activities, which may include farming, forestry, or working in nearby towns. The natural environment surrounding Põllid offers opportunities for outdoor recreation, such as walking and enjoying the Estonian countryside. Access to services and amenities is generally provided by the larger administrative center of Häädemeeste. The village contributes to the overall cultural and demographic tapestry of Pärnu County.