Vesikülle

Vesikülle is a former village located in Harju County, Estonia. It was situated in the historical territory of Ravila Manor, close to the modern-day settlement of Vaida. The name "Vesikülle" itself is believed to derive from a combination of Estonian words, possibly related to water or a watery area. Historical records indicate that Vesikülle existed as a distinct settlement for a period, likely composed of a few homesteads and agricultural lands.

The area where Vesikülle was located has a long history of human settlement and agricultural activity, typical of many rural Estonian landscapes. Over time, administrative boundaries and settlement patterns evolved. The exact reasons for the eventual dissolution or absorption of Vesikülle as an independent village are not extensively documented in readily available sources. However, it is common in rural areas for smaller settlements to merge with larger ones due to demographic changes, land consolidation, or administrative restructuring.

Today, the precise geographical boundaries of the former Vesikülle are not clearly demarcated, and it is not recognized as an independent administrative unit. Its history is primarily preserved in historical maps, land records, and local historical accounts. The land that once comprised Vesikülle is now likely integrated into the surrounding agricultural or forested areas, and potentially part of the modern village of Vaida. Research into local historical archives and Estonian place name dictionaries would likely provide more detailed insights into its specific history and eventual transformation.