Raplamaa
Raplamaa is a county in northern Estonia. It is bordered by Läänemaa to the west, Järvamaa to the east, Pärnumaa to the south, and Harjumaa to the north. The administrative center of Raplamaa is the town of Rapla. The county covers an area of 7,370 square kilometers and has a population of approximately 33,000 people.
The landscape of Raplamaa is characterized by its low-lying terrain, extensive forests, and numerous bogs and
Historically, the area of Raplamaa has been inhabited since ancient times. It was part of the ancient
Raplamaa offers a glimpse into rural Estonian life and natural landscapes. Visitors can explore the Rapla Parish,