Varnja
Borough in Estonia
Small borough in Tartu County, Estonia
58°29′30″N 27°14′20″E / 58.49167°N 27.23889°E / 58.49167; 27.23889 (2011 Census[1])
Varnja is a small borough (Estonian: alevik) in Peipsiääre Parish, Tartu County, in northeastern Estonia. As of the 2011 census, the settlement's population was 171.[1]
Gallery
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Street in Varnja -
Old Believers' cemetery in Varnja
References
- ^ a b "Population by place of residence (settlement), sex and age". Statistics Estonia. 23 March 2017. Retrieved 14 June 2013.
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- Kallaste
- Alatskivi
- Kasepää
- Kolkja
- Varnja
- Alajõe
- Alasoo
- Assikvere
- Äteniidi
- Ätte
- Haapsipea
- Haavakivi
- Kadrina
- Kargaja
- Kauda
- Keressaare
- Kesklahe
- Kirtsi
- Kodavere
- Kõdesi
- Kokanurga
- Kokora
- Koosa
- Koosalaane
- Kuningvere
- Kusma
- Kuusiku
- Lahe
- Lahepera
- Linaleo
- Lümati
- Matjama
- Meoma
- Metsakivi
- Metsanurga
- Moku
- Mustametsa
- Naelavere
- Nina
- Nõva
- Orgemäe
- Padakõrve
- Päiksi
- Pala
- Papiaru
- Passi
- Peatskivi
- Perametsa
- Piibumäe
- Piirivarbe
- Pilpaküla
- Põdra
- Põldmaa
- Põrgu
- Praaga
- Punikvere
- Pusi
- Raatvere
- Ranna
- Rehemetsa
- Riidma
- Ronisoo
- Rootsiküla
- Rupsi
- Sääritsa
- Saburi
- Särgla
- Sassukvere
- Savastvere
- Savimetsa
- Savka
- Selgise
- Sipelga
- Sookalduse
- Sõõru
- Sudemäe
- Tagumaa
- Tähemaa
- Tedreküla
- Torila
- Toruküla
- Tõruvere
- Undi
- Välgi
- Väljaküla
- Vanaussaia
- Vara
- Vea
- Virtsu
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