Tuhoavissa

Tuhoavissa is a village located in the Pärnu County of Estonia. Administratively, it falls under the municipality of Audru Parish. The village is situated in the southwestern part of the country, a region characterized by its coastal proximity and agricultural landscapes.

The area has a history tied to traditional Estonian rural life. Like many Estonian villages, Tuhoavissa likely developed from small settlements that served local farming communities. Information about its specific founding or early history is not widely documented in general sources, suggesting a relatively small or localized historical significance.

The geography of Tuhoavissa is typical of the Pärnu County, featuring a mix of arable land, forests, and possibly some marshland. Its proximity to the Baltic Sea influences the local climate and ecosystem. The population of Tuhoavissa is modest, reflecting the general trend of depopulation in some rural areas of Estonia, although specific demographic data is usually found in more detailed local records.

Economic activities in and around Tuhoavissa would historically have centered on agriculture. Modern economic activities might include small-scale farming, local services, or residents commuting to larger nearby towns for employment. The village serves as a residential area for its inhabitants, contributing to the broader demographic and economic fabric of Audru Parish and Pärnu County.