Mahtra
Village in Estonia
Village in Rapla County, Estonia
59°05′16″N 25°00′52″E / 59.08778°N 25.01444°E / 59.08778; 25.01444
Estonia
Rapla County (01.01.2010[1])
Mahtra is a village in Rapla Parish, Rapla County, Estonia. It has a population of 92 (as of 1 January 2010).[1] Between 1991 and 2017 (until the administrative reform of Estonian municipalities) the village was located in Juuru Parish.
In 1858 a peasant insurgency called the Mahtra War took place at the Mahtra Manor.
References
- ^ a b "Juuru vald" (in Estonian). Juuru vald.
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Settlements in Rapla Parish
- Rapla
- Alu
- Hagudi
- Kaiu
- Kuusiku
- Äherdi
- Alu-Metsküla
- Aranküla
- Atla
- Hagudi
- Helda
- Hõreda
- Iira
- Jalase
- Jaluse
- Järlepa
- Juula
- Kabala
- Kaigepere
- Kalda
- Kalevi
- Karitsa
- Kasvandu
- Kelba
- Keo
- Kodila
- Kodila-Metsküla
- Koigi
- Koikse
- Kõrgu
- Kuimetsa
- Kuku
- Kuusiku-Nõmme
- Lipa
- Lipametsa
- Lipstu
- Loe
- Lõiuse
- Lõpemetsa
- Mahlamäe
- Mahtra
- Maidla
- Mällu
- Metsküla
- Mõisaaseme
- Nõmme
- Nõmmemetsa
- Nõmmküla
- Oblu
- Oela
- Ohulepa
- Oola
- Orguse
- Palamulla
- Pirgu
- Põlliku
- Põlma
- Purila
- Purku
- Raela
- Raikküla
- Raka
- Ridaküla
- Röa
- Sadala
- Seli
- Seli-Nurme
- Sikeldi
- Sulupere
- Suurekivi
- Tamsi
- Tapupere
- Tolla
- Toomja
- Tõrma
- Tuti
- Ülejõe
- Ummaru
- Uusküla
- Vahakõnnu
- Vahastu
- Väljataguse
- Valli
- Valtu
- Vana-Kaiu
- Vankse
- Vaopere
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