Jõgeva County, Administrative county in eastern Estonia
Jõgeva County is an administrative region in eastern Estonia that combines forested areas, farmland, and freshwater lakes. The territory is organized into three rural municipalities linked by roads and rail connections.
The county was established in 1990 following the reorganization of Estonia's administrative boundaries after independence. It took its current form by incorporating territories from neighboring administrative areas.
Estonian traditions remain strong in Jõgeva County, where 91.4 percent of the population maintains Estonian heritage while preserving local customs and celebrations.
The region can be reached by car or public transport, with rail links connecting the main municipalities. Visitors should plan ahead since settlements are spread out and services are scattered.
The county recorded Estonia's lowest temperature at -43.5°C, making it a reference point for national weather measurements and meteorological studies.
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