Võlatte

Võlatte is a small village located in the Republic of Estonia. It is situated in the Rapla County, within the administrative boundaries of the Kohila Parish. The village is characterized by its rural setting, consisting primarily of agricultural land and scattered residential areas.

The history of Võlatte is tied to the broader development of the region, with settlements in the area dating back several centuries. Like many Estonian villages, its growth and character have been influenced by agricultural practices and the surrounding natural landscape. The name Võlatte is believed to have origins in the local dialect, though its precise etymology is not widely documented.

The local infrastructure in Võlatte is modest, supporting the needs of its residents. Proximity to larger towns and cities, such as Kohila and Rapla, provides access to essential services, education, and employment opportunities. The natural environment surrounding Võlatte offers opportunities for outdoor activities, and the village maintains a connection to Estonian traditions and rural life. Population figures for Võlatte are typically small, reflecting the nature of its settlement pattern.