Uudehkolla

Uudehkolla is a settlement in Järva Parish, Järva County, Estonia. The settlement has a total number of 25 inhabitants as of 2011. It is located near the town of Aravete, and is situated in a rural area.

The settlement's name is composed of the Estonian words "uus," meaning new, and "ehkolla," which is the genitive plural form of the word " ehk lahger," referring to a specific type of bedrock. This suggests that the area has been associated with different types of geological features.

In terms of geography, Uudehkolla is situated near the head of Keeri Bay, which is a part of Lake Väinjärv. The nearby Kroodi Lake is also worth mentioning.

Uudehkolla has a relatively small population and is not a well-known settlement in Estonia. However, like other villages and settlements, it serves as a community for local residents who have chosen to live there.

There is limited information available about the settlement's history or other aspects of its development. Given its small size and relatively remote location, it is not surprising that Uudehkolla has not been the subject of extensive study or documentation.

Since the settlement is relatively new and has not been part of any major historical or cultural events, most of the available data concerns its modern-day demographics and geographical features.