nõrku

Nõrku is a village located in Estonia, in the county of Lääne-Viru. It is situated approximately 29 kilometers north of the town of Tapa. The village has a population of around 650 residents.

Nõrku has a diverse geography, with surrounding areas consisting of forests, farmland, and wetlands. The village is crossed by the Nõrku stream, which flows into the Uhtju River. The climate in the region is temperate, with average temperatures ranging from -2°C to 18°C throughout the year.

Historically, Nõrku was a rural settlement, with agriculture being the primary economic activity. The village has a number of historical buildings, including the Nõrku Baptist Church, which was built in 1914. The church is a notable example of Estonia's wooden church architecture and is recognized as a cultural monument.

Today, Nõrku is a relatively small community, with a limited number of local services and amenities. However, the village remains an important part of the surrounding region's cultural and economic identity. Visitors to the area can explore the local countryside, visit the Nõrku Baptist Church, or participate in outdoor activities such as hiking or fishing.

Nõrku is connected to the rest of Estonia by a network of roads and has a bus service that operates to and from the larger towns of Tapa and Rakvere. The village also has a number of community organizations, including a school and a few small shops and restaurants.