kiili

Kiili is a small borough (alevik) in Harju County, northern Estonia. It is the administrative center of Kiili Parish, a rural municipality, and is located southwest of Tallinn. The borough sits within the Tallinn metropolitan area and serves as the main settlement for the parish, providing local services to residents and surrounding rural areas.

The history of Kiili reflects its role as a local center in the region. The area has long been part of Harju County, and Kiili grew as a suburban and agricultural settlement. Following Estonia's municipal reform in the 2010s, Kiili became the administrative center of Kiili Parish, which improved local governance and service provision.

Economy and services: Kiili offers typical municipal services for a rural center, including a primary school, a library, a post office, shops, and healthcare facilities. The locality also hosts cultural and recreational facilities and serves as a hub for nearby farms and residential neighborhoods.

Transport: Kiili is connected by regional roads to Tallinn and other towns. Regular bus services link Kiili with Tallinn and surrounding communities, supporting commuting and access to the regional economy. The proximity to Tallinn makes Kiili a part of the broader capital region.