Põllud

Põllud is a small village located in the western part of Estonia, within the municipality of Lääneranna Parish, Pärnu County. It is situated in a rural area characterized by agricultural landscapes. The name "põllud" itself translates to "fields" in Estonian, suggesting the historical and ongoing importance of agriculture to the region.

The village is not a major population center and retains a quiet, residential atmosphere. Its economy is primarily based on farming and related activities. The surrounding land is typically used for cultivating crops and raising livestock. Like many rural Estonian settlements, Põllud has experienced demographic shifts over time, with a tendency towards a declining or aging population in some instances, though community life persists.

The infrastructure in Põllud is modest, consisting of local roads connecting it to larger settlements and essential services. Residents often rely on nearby towns for shopping, education, and healthcare facilities. Despite its small size, Põllud is part of the broader cultural and administrative fabric of Lääneranna Parish, contributing to the distinct rural character of western Estonia. The natural environment surrounding Põllud offers typical Estonian countryside scenery, with a mix of arable land, forests, and meadows, supporting local biodiversity.