Vanemas

Vanemas is a municipality located in the district of Lääne-Viru County, Estonia. Situated in the northern part of the country, it is part of the historical region of Virumaa. The municipality was established in 2017 through a merger of several smaller local government units, aiming to create a more efficient administrative structure.

The landscape of Vanemas is characterized by a mix of agricultural lands, forests, and coastal areas. The proximity to the Baltic Sea influences its climate and local economy. Historically, the area has been involved in agriculture and fishing. Today, its economy includes farming, forestry, and some small businesses.

Key settlements within Vanemas include several villages and smaller hamlets. The administrative center is located in one of these settlements, providing essential services to the residents. Transportation links connect Vanemas to larger towns and cities in Estonia, facilitating trade and travel. The cultural heritage of the region is preserved through local traditions, historical sites, and community events. The municipality's focus is on sustainable development and maintaining the quality of life for its inhabitants, while also promoting its natural and cultural assets.