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![]() ![]() Estonia, the smallest of the Baltic States, was ruled for many centuries by Danish, Swedish, German, and Russian factions. Historically, it has been attacked, sacked, razed and pillaged on numerous occasions ![]()
When the former Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, it gained its long-awaited independence. Subsequently, the somewhat new country of Estonia is now forging modern relationships with the west, including the (EU).
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The local economy still revolves around varied agricultural industries. Recently, however, tourism has increased, as it's become a popular cruise ship destination because of the medieval architecture and the history of its charming capital city of Tallinn.
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Central and south, the land is hillier, rising to its highest point - the Munamagi - at 1,042 ft. (318m)
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Numerous small lakes dot the western parts of the country. -The largest lakes includes Peipus and Pskov, (shared with Russia) and Lake Vorts-Jarv.
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Rivers of size include the Manamagi and Parnu.
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Traditional nesting dolls in a store window, Tallinn
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