Tasustamiseta

Tasustamiseta is a rural municipality in Estonia, located in the Järva County. It has a total area of 33.2 square kilometers and a population of 254 as of the 2011 census.

The municipality was formed in 1999 through the merger of several smaller villages, and it has since maintained its rural character. The majority of the population engages in agriculture and other related activities. The area is also known for its natural beauty, with numerous forests and wetlands providing a habitat for various wildlife species.

Tasustamiseta borders the municipalities of Väätsa, Kodavere, and Sirgala, among others. The nearby city of Paide serves as the administrative center of the county and provides access to various amenities and services. The municipality has a relatively high percentage of population living in rural areas, contributing to its distinct cultural heritage.

Tasustamiseta does not have any prominent historical or cultural sites, with no notable events or figures having contributed to the municipality's development. However, it has been experiencing a moderate level of depopulation since the 1990s, as many residents have opted to move to more urban areas in search of better economic opportunities. Despite this trend, the municipality remains an important part of Estonia's rural landscape.