haaberboschin

Haaberbosch is a district within the Tallinn city municipality in Estonia. It is located in the western part of the city. The district is primarily residential, characterized by a mix of apartment buildings and single-family homes. It was established as a separate administrative district in 1993, with its boundaries largely defined by the city's development plans.

The area of Haaberbosch encompasses several sub-districts, including Astangu, Haabersti, Järveotsa, Kesk-Järveotsa, Pikaliiva, Tiskre, and Väike-Õismäe. The largest and most well-known sub-district is Õismäe, which is noted for its distinctive circular residential layout. Haaberbosch is also home to Lake Harku, a significant natural feature that provides recreational opportunities for residents.

Transportation in Haaberbosch is facilitated by a network of bus routes connecting it to other parts of Tallinn. The district has seen continuous development over the years, with new residential areas and infrastructure projects being undertaken. Amenities within Haaberbosch include schools, kindergartens, shopping centers, and recreational facilities, serving the needs of its growing population. The district's green spaces and proximity to natural areas contribute to its appeal as a residential area.