üksi

Äksi is a village in Estonia, located in Jõgeva County. It is situated approximately 3 kilometers (1.9 miles) south of Lake Peipus and about 30 kilometers (19 miles) west of the city of Tartu. The village is part of the Jõgeva Parish.

Historically, the area has been inhabited for centuries. The name "Äksi" is believed to derive from the Livonian word for "axe." The village's location near Lake Peipus has historically influenced its economy, with fishing and agriculture being significant activities.

Äksi is known for its natural surroundings, including forests and proximity to the lake. The village is a small, rural community. It has a population of a few hundred residents. Basic amenities such as a village hall and a small shop may be present. The nearest larger settlements provide more extensive services and infrastructure.

The landscape around Äksi is typical of the Estonian countryside, characterized by rolling terrain, agricultural fields, and coniferous and deciduous forests. The climate is temperate, with distinct seasons. The village is accessible by local roads connecting it to the wider road network of Jõgeva County and Estonia. Travel to and from Äksi is primarily by private vehicle or local bus services.