General overview of Estonian nature
Estonian nature by regions
- Expand Gulf of Finland and the North-Estonian coastal plain
- Expand Limestone plateaus of North-Estonia
- Expand Lahemaa National Park
- Collapse Alutaguse
- Expand Industrial landscapes in Northeast Estonia
- Expand Lake Peipsi and Narva River
- Expand The Baltic Sea
- Expand West-Estonian islands
- Expand West-Estonian plains
- Expand Transitional Estonia
- Expand Central Estonia
- Expand Uplands and depressions of South Estonia
Alutaguse
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Alutaguse Lowland
On the western bank of the Narva River, in the Mustjõgi River catchment area in the east and south-east of the Pandivere Upland lies an ...
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Alutaguse forests and mire systems
Alutaguse is one of the most untouched and densely forested corners of Estonia, similar in appearance to the taiga. Swamp, mire, and dry boreal forests ...
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Waters
The western edge of the Alutaguse region extends up to the eastern foot of the Pandivere Upland. The latter is characterised by a belt of ...
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Settlement
Human inhabitation is relatively recent and sparse in the Alutaguse region. The main prehistoric features are barrow complexes made of sand, which point to the ...
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