Rööbastee

Rööbastee is a settlement located in Saare County, Estonia. It is situated on the island of Saaremaa, which is the largest island in the country and is located in the eastern part of the Baltic Sea. Rööbastee is a small rural settlement that covers an area of 2.4 square kilometers.

The settlement is primarily composed of residential buildings, including houses and ranches, and is interspersed with agricultural fields and forests. The terrain is generally flat, with gentle slopes and no significant bodies of water. Rööbastee is accessed through a network of local roads and is within a 60-kilometer radius of the regional commercial center.

There is limited historical information available on Rööbastee, however it is known that the area has been populated for hundreds of years. The majority of the local population consists of ethnic Estonians, while other ethnic groups make up a minority. Many residents in Rööbastee are engaged in traditional farming and forestry practices.

In terms of local governance, Rööbastee is part of the Pulgi Parish, which is the administrative unit for the surrounding area. The parish is responsible for providing various community services, such as healthcare, education, and waste management. Rööbastee also receives utilities and infrastructure support from the Estonian national government and Saare County administration.