Tirimäe

Tirimäe is a small village located in the Saaremaa Parish of Saare County, Estonia. Situated on the island of Saaremaa, the largest island in Estonia, Tirimäe is part of the rural landscape characteristic of the region. Like many settlements in Saaremaa, its history is intertwined with agriculture and the sea.

The village's name, Tirimäe, likely derives from local toponymic elements, with "mäe" meaning hill and "Tiri" potentially referring to a personal name or a descriptive feature. The area is characterized by its relatively flat terrain interspersed with gentle elevations, typical of the island's geology. The surrounding environment is a mix of forests, meadows, and agricultural land, supporting a sparse population.

Life in Tirimäe, as in much of rural Estonia, has historically revolved around subsistence farming and local community ties. While precise population figures for Tirimäe are not always readily available, it is understood to be a sparsely populated area, with many residents engaged in traditional livelihoods or commuting to larger towns for work. The village benefits from the natural beauty and tranquility of its island setting. Its proximity to the Baltic Sea influences the local climate and ecology.