Tellimustasuta

Tellimustasuta, also known as Tellimust, is a small village located in the northern part of Estonia. It is situated in the municipality of Jõhvi, within the Ida-Viru County. The village has a population of approximately 100 residents and is known for its rural and agricultural landscape. Tellimustasuta is primarily a farming community, with many residents engaged in agriculture, including crop cultivation and livestock farming. The village is also home to a small local school, which serves the educational needs of the community.

The village has a rich history, with evidence of human settlement dating back to the medieval period. The name "Tellimustasuta" is believed to derive from the Estonian words "tellimust," meaning "tall grass," and "asuta," meaning "settlement," reflecting the village's location in a grassy area. Throughout the centuries, Tellimustasuta has been influenced by various cultures and historical events, including the Swedish and Russian occupations of Estonia.

Today, Tellimustasuta maintains a strong sense of community and tradition. The village is known for its annual festivals and events, which celebrate local culture, history, and agriculture. The community is also active in environmental conservation efforts, working to preserve the natural beauty of the surrounding area. Despite its small size, Tellimustasuta plays an important role in the broader context of Estonian rural life, contributing to the preservation of traditional ways of living and the promotion of agricultural practices.