Sekamallien

Sekamallien is a village located in Lucava Parish, Tõrva Municipality, Valga County, in southeastern Estonia. It is situated approximately 4 kilometers southwest of the municipal center, Tõrva.

The village has a relatively small population, with fewer than 10 residents as of the 2011 census. Sekamallien is accessible via an asphalt road, which connects it to the surrounding areas and the larger town of Tõrva.

Geographically, Sekamallien lies in the Haanja Upland region of Estonia, which is characterized by a rolling landscape and dense forests. The area is part of the larger Põhja-Eesti laane (North-Estonian Coastal) land region.

Agriculture and forestry have historically been the primary economic activities in Sekamallien. The local economy is traditionally driven by farming, woodland management, and the harvesting of forest products. However, the impact of post-communist market economic reforms on the region has led to a significant increase in the number of private farmsteads, cattle farms, and small-scale agricultural enterprises in the area.

Local infrastructure is limited, and basic public services, including healthcare and education services, are available in nearby Tõrva. Public transportation connects the village to the regional and national transportation networks.