Jaamaküla

Jaamaküla is a village in Estonia. It is located in the Saarde Parish (vald) of Pärnu County. Jaamaküla is situated near the Latvian border and is known for its proximity to the former Valga–Mõisaküla railway line. The name "Jaamaküla" translates to "Station Village," reflecting its historical connection to a railway station (Estonian: jaam). The village's development and livelihood were significantly influenced by the presence of the railway, facilitating transportation and trade. Today, while the railway line is no longer in operation, Jaamaküla remains a populated settlement within Saarde Parish, relying on agriculture and other local industries. It is part of the region known for its forests and rural landscapes.