Ruutjalg

Ruutjalg is a type of flanker or secondary or secondary boundary running between two territorial districts in Estonia, one of the Baltic states in Northern Europe. These boundaries are typically found in the countryside and follow a natural geographic feature, such as a river or a ridge.

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The system of ruutjalg is very old, dating back centuries, although some were possibly created even earlier for measurement and expansion purposes. Estonian researchers have curated numerous community archives documenting traditional boundaries.