Rikasvere

Rikasvere is a village located in the Lääneranna Parish of Pärnu County, Estonia. It is situated in the western part of the country. The village lies approximately 7 kilometers north of the town of Lihula, a significant administrative and cultural center in the region. Rikasvere is part of the broader historical landscape of the Virtsu area.

Historically, the settlement and its surroundings have been shaped by agricultural activities and the natural environment. The landscape is characterized by a mix of fields, forests, and coastal influences, given its proximity to the Baltic Sea. Like many Estonian rural areas, Rikasvere has experienced changes in population and land use over time, reflecting broader demographic and economic trends in Estonia.

The infrastructure in Rikasvere is typical of a small Estonian village, with residential buildings and access to local roads connecting it to larger settlements and transportation networks. Information about specific historical events, prominent figures, or notable landmarks directly within Rikasvere is limited in readily available public records, suggesting it is primarily a residential and agricultural community. Its identity is closely tied to the Lääneranna Parish and the broader cultural heritage of western Estonia.