kötele

Kätele is a village located in the municipality of Saue Parish, Harju County, Estonia. Situated in the northwestern part of the country, it lies within a region characterized by its proximity to the Baltic Sea and its agricultural landscape. The village is part of the larger administrative unit of Saue, which benefits from its location near the capital city of Tallinn.

Historically, the area surrounding Kätele has been inhabited for centuries, with settlements often forming around fertile land and access to resources. Like many Estonian rural communities, its development has been influenced by agricultural practices, with land use patterns reflecting the country's farming traditions. Over time, the population and economic activities in Kätele have evolved, mirroring broader changes in Estonian society and economy.

The geography of Kätele is typical of the coastal plains of northern Estonia. It features a relatively flat terrain with scattered forests and agricultural fields. The local infrastructure includes roads connecting it to neighboring villages and towns, facilitating transportation and access to services. As a rural settlement, Kätele offers a glimpse into the traditional Estonian countryside, with its characteristic wooden houses and open spaces. The community's activities are often centered around local events and the preservation of rural life.