Uderna
Village in Estonia
Village in Tartu County, Estonia
58°11′12″N 26°23′30″E / 58.18667°N 26.39167°E / 58.18667; 26.39167![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/8f/Flag_of_Estonia.svg/23px-Flag_of_Estonia.svg.png)
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(01.01.2005)
Uderna is a village in Elva Parish, Tartu County in southern Estonia.[1] It has a population of 61 (as of 1 January 2005).
Uderna Manor
Uderna manor (German: Uddern) is mentioned for the first time in 1486 and belonged to the Tiesenhausen family during the Middle Ages. The current building dates from the 18th century but was substantially rebuilt around 1880 to its present look.[2]
Notable people
- Helmi Mäelo (1898–1978), writer and social activist
- Olav Roots (1910–1974), composer
See also
References
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Settlements in Elva Parish
- Elva
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/1a/Elva_valla_vapp.svg/100px-Elva_valla_vapp.svg.png)
- Aakre
- Annikoru
- Astuvere
- Atra
- Ervu
- Härjanurme
- Hellenurme
- Järvaküla
- Järveküla
- Kaarlijärve
- Kaimi
- Kalme
- Käo
- Kapsta
- Karijärve
- Kipastu
- Kirepi
- Kobilu
- Kõduküla
- Konguta
- Koopsi
- Koruste
- Külaaseme
- Kulli
- Kurelaane
- Lapetukme
- Lembevere
- Lilleküla
- Lossimäe
- Mäelooga
- Mäeotsa
- Mäeselja
- Majala
- Mälgi
- Metsalaane
- Mõisanurme
- Nasja
- Neemisküla
- Noorma
- Paju
- Palamuste
- Palupera
- Palupõhja
- Pastaku
- Pedaste
- Piigandi, Tartu County
- Poole
- Pööritsa
- Poriküla
- Pühaste
- Purtsi
- Raigaste
- Rämsi
- Rannaküla
- Rebaste
- Ridaküla
- Saare
- Sangla
- Suure-Rakke
- Tamme
- Tammiste
- Tännassilma
- Teedla
- Teilma
- Tilga
- Uderna
- Urmi
- Utukolga
- Vahessaare
- Väike-Rakke
- Valguta
- Vallapalu
- Vehendi
- Vellavere
- Verevi
- Vihavu
- Võllinge
- Võsivere
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