Tuvajärv

Tuvajärv is a lake located in Estonia, specifically in the Pärnu County, Halinga Parish. It is a relatively small lake, with an area of approximately 1.6 hectares. The lake's depth varies, but it is generally considered to be a shallow body of water. Tuvajärv is surrounded by forests and agricultural land, typical of the Estonian landscape.

The lake is fed by groundwater and some surface runoff. Its waters are generally clear, and it supports a variety of aquatic plants and small fish species. The surrounding vegetation contributes to the lake's ecosystem, providing habitats for birds and other small wildlife. Tuvajärv is not a major recreational or tourist destination, but it serves as a local natural feature. Its name, Tuvajärv, is of Estonian origin, with "järv" meaning lake. The meaning of "Tuva" is less clear, but it is a common component in Estonian place names. The lake's ecological status is generally good, reflecting the relatively low level of human impact in its immediate vicinity.