väärindkega

Väärindkega is a village in Saaremaa Parish, Saare County, in southwestern Estonia. It is located on the island of Saaremaa, which is the largest island in the country.

The name "väärindkega" is of Estonian origin and is thought to refer to a distinctive geographical feature of the area, although the exact meaning is unclear. The village is small and has a relatively low population.

Väärindkega is situated in a rural area of Saaremaa Island and is surrounded by agricultural land and forests. The local economy is primarily based on farming and fishing, with many residents engaged in these industries.

The village is part of the larger Saaremaa Parish, which includes several other communities and settlements. Saaremaa Parish is located in the southwestern corner of the island, close to the coast.

Väärindkega is accessible by road and public transportation, although buses may run on a limited schedule. The village has basic amenities such as a shop and community center, but residents must travel to the nearby town of Kuressaare for more extensive services and amenities.

The local culture and way of life in Väärindkega are shaped by its rural location and the island's unique history and traditions. The village is part of the larger Estonian cultural context, with its people maintaining close ties to their community and to the natural environment.