Tiskre, Tallinn

Tiskre encompasses 1.39 square kilometers of land near Kakumäe Bay, featuring a mix of single-family homes and modern apartment buildings.

The name Tiskre first appeared in documents from 1522 as Tizkeranne, possibly deriving from the Upper German word Tischler, meaning carpenter.

The population of Tiskre maintains a young demographic profile, with up to 31 percent of residents between 0 and 17 years old.

The subdistrict contains multiple streets named after former farms, including Eevardi Street, Hansu Street, and Kaarlepere Street for navigation purposes.

The Tiskre Stream and beach serve as essential locations for bird migration stops and breeding grounds throughout different seasons.

Location: Tallinn City

Shares border with: Kakumäe, Vismeistri, Tiskre, Tabasalu

GPS coordinates: 59.43860,24.57200

Latest update: November 3, 2025 17:46