Konuvere
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Konuvere is a village in Märjamaa Parish, Rapla County in western Estonia,[1] on the north side of the Konuvere River.[2]
Baltic German general Paul von Rennenkampf (1854–1918) was born in Konuvere Manor, note for heroic role in the Boxer Rebellion, and his role during the Russo-Japanese War and World War I.
Konuvere is located 58.809501° north of the equator and 24.413043° east of the prime meridian. It is also located 27 m (89 ft) above sea level.[3]
Konuvere hill fort
On a ridge between Konuvere and Vigala rivers lie the remains of a hill fort, probably settled in the 5th or 6th century. Excavations were carried out on the site in the 1970s. The site occupied a site approximately 2,000 square metres (22,000 sq ft) large. It seems to have been surrounded by a palisade, and within the remains of houses and stoves have been found. The archaeologists also found several items, mostly from the 10th to 11th centuries, including a precious gilded bronze button of Scandinavian origin.[4]
Notes
- ^ Konuvere (Approved) at GEOnet Names Server, United States National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
- ^ Pärnu, Estonia; Latvia, Sheet NO 35-04 (topographic map, scale 1:250,000), Series N-501 (third ed.), United States Army Map Service, October 1958
- ^ "Weather Forecast Konuvere, Estonia". Weather Atlas.
- ^ Viirand, Tiiu (2004). Estonia. Cultural Tourism. Kunst Publishers. pp. 159–160. ISBN 9949407184.
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- Alaküla
- Altküla
- Araste
- Aravere
- Aruküla
- Avaste
- Haimre
- Hiietse
- Inda
- Jaaniveski
- Jõeääre
- Jädivere
- Kaguvere
- Kangru
- Kasti
- Kausi
- Keskküla
- Kesu
- Kiilaspere
- Kilgi
- Kirna
- Kivi-Vigala
- Kohatu
- Kohtru
- Kojastu
- Koluta
- Konnapere
- Konuvere
- Kunsu
- Kurevere
- Kõrtsuotsa
- Kõrvetaguse
- Käbiküla
- Käriselja
- Laukna
- Leevre
- Leibre
- Lestima
- Lokuta
- Loodna
- Luiste
- Läti
- Lümandu
- Maidla
- Manni
- Metsaääre
- Metsküla
- Moka
- Mõisamaa
- Mõraste
- Mäliste
- Männiku
- Naistevalla
- Napanurga
- Naravere
- Nurme
- Nurtu-Nõlva
- Nõmmeotsa
- Nääri
- Oese
- Ohukotsu
- Ojapere
- Ojaäärse
- Orgita
- Paaduotsa
- Paeküla
- Paisumaa
- Pajaka
- Palase
- Paljasmaa
- Pallika
- Pühatu
- Purga
- Põlli
- Päädeva
- Päärdu
- Rangu
- Rassiotsa
- Riidaku
- Ringuta
- Risu-Suurküla
- Russalu
- Rääski
- Sipa
- Sooniste
- Soosalu
- Sulu
- Suurküla
- Sõmeru
- Sõtke
- Sääla
- Teenuse
- Tiduvere
- Tolli
- Tõnumaa
- Urevere
- Vaguja
- Vaimõisa
- Valgu
- Vanamõisa
- Vana-Nurtu
- Vana-Vigala
- Varbola
- Velise
- Velisemõisa
- Velise-Nõlva
- Veski
- Vigala-Vanamõisa
- Vilta
- Võeva
- Vängla
- Ülejõe
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