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  Lääne-Viru County

  Lääne-Viru is situated in Northern Estonia, on the southern coast of the Gulf of Finland. The capital of the county is Rakvere – a town of 15 000 people. The economy of Lääne-Viru is characterized by strong brands.

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  Ida-Viru County

  Ida-Viru county is located in the north-eastern part of Estonia. The county contains large deposits of oil shale – the main mineral mined in Estonia that is used in the production of shale oil and in thermal power plants, making the region a center for Chemical and Energy industries.

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  Overview

  East Estonia consists of four very distinct counties: Ida-Viru, Lääne-Viru, Jõgeva, and Järva.

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  Possibilities for cooperation

  West Estonia provides a developed ecosystem for many different activities, including a network of developed industrial areas and logistics facilities. The region’s institutions of higher education are ready for cooperation with businesses.

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  Overview

  West Estonia includes four distinctive counties: Pärnu and Lääne on the mainland, and island counties Saare and Hiiu. The total area of this region is around 11,200 sq km and the population in 2020 was around 149,000.

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  Põlva, Valga and Võru Counties

  Valga, Võru and Põlva counties are situated in the most southern part of the country: Valga and Võru Counties border Latvia in the south; Põlva County is situated north of Võru County.

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  Viljandi County

  Viljandi County is located in southern Estonia and offers an excellent living and working environment.

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  Tartu County

  Tartu County is an integrated economic system and labour area with its centre in the city of Tartu. The service sector provides 2/3 of the employment in the county and the city of Tartu is the service and logistics centre for the whole of South Estonia.

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  Overview

  South Estonia consists of five quite diverse counties: Tartu, Viljandi, Valga, Võru and Põlva. The total area of this region is around 13,200 sq km and the population in 2020 was ca. 288,000.

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  Overview

  North Estonia includes 2 diverse counties – Harju and Rapla. The total area of this region is around 7,000 sq km and the population in 2020 was 194,378 (638,000 if Tallinn included).

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  Rapla County

  Rapla County is located in the central part of North Estonia. Rapla has an excellent geographical location – the centre of Rapla County is only 50 km from the capital Tallinn.

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  North Estonia

  Find out more about Northern Estonia – an advantageous business environment for industrial, global business services and supply chain sectors with the main focus on manufacturing, energy and electronics.

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