
Lahemaa National Park
Mapped terrain, bogs, and coastal peninsulas of a major protected area.
Lahemaa National Park, in Estonia. Landscapes: coasts, bogs, and forests.
- Area
- 747 km²
- Established
- 1971
- IUCN
- II
- Relief
- Lowland
Browse Estonia's mapped natural landscapes and protected land distribution.
Explore maps and profiles of protected areas in Estonia, including Lahemaa and Soomaa.

Evaluating conservation scale, historical establishment, and diverse habitats across Baltic landscapes.
Known protected area
Area data available for 7 of 7 parks.
Median park size
Median across 7 parks with known area.
An atlas overview of Estonia's unique protected areas, mapping their spread across the Baltic region.
Estonia is a parliamentary republic and member of the European Union and NATO. With a population of about 1.4 million, it is one of the least populous EU member states. The official language is Estonian, and the currency is the Euro.
Estonia is a developed country with a high-income economy located in the Baltic region of Northern Europe. It regained independence in 1991 after decades of Soviet rule and has become known for its advanced digital society. The country includes the mainland plus several islands, with Tallinn and Tartu as the main urban centres.
Explore the Mapped Geography and Distribution of Estonia's Protected Landscapes

Mapped terrain, bogs, and coastal peninsulas of a major protected area.
Lahemaa National Park, in Estonia. Landscapes: coasts, bogs, and forests.

Explore mapped protected peat bogs and dynamic floodplains in Viljandi County.
Soomaa National Park is a protected wilderness area in Estonia renowned for its extensive peat bog systems and unique floodplains. This national park, located primarily in Viljandi County, showcases some of Europe's largest intact wetland landscapes, characterized by seasonal floods that transform the terrain into vast aquatic environments. MoriAtlas provides detailed geographic context for Soomaa, allowing for exploration of its protected boundaries and landscape features within the broader atlas of European natural areas.

Discover mapped landscapes and bird migration routes in Lääne County.
Matsalu National Park, in Lääne County, Estonia. Landscapes: wetlands, coasts, and islands.

Explore the protected landscape of Western Saaremaa's coast.
Vilsandi National Park is an integral part of Saare County's protected lands, recognized as a significant marine protected area. This page offers an atlas-style exploration of its geography, focusing on the distinctive archipelago terrain, coastal formations along Saaremaa's western edge, and its vital importance as a stopover for migratory birds. Understand the park's mapped boundaries and its place within the broader Baltic Sea ecosystem through detailed geographic context.

Explore Karula Uplands' rolling terrain, lakes, and forests.
Karula National Park, Estonia's smallest national park, presents a densely clustered landscape of rolling hills, over 40 lakes, and extensive forest cover across the Karula Uplands. This protected area is a vital component of southern Estonia's natural geography, offering a rich mosaic of habitats. MoriAtlas facilitates a structured exploration of its mapped boundaries and the diverse ecosystems that define this distinctive natural landscape.

Mapping Protected Wetlands and Boreal Ecosystems in Estonia
Alutaguse National Park, a newly established national park in eastern Estonia, offers a unique atlas perspective on extensive peat bog ecosystems and boreal forests. Covering over 443 square kilometers, it represents some of the most intact wetland landscapes in the country. The park's creation unified eleven protected areas, safeguarding a critical habitat for rare species and showcasing the distinctive geography of the Alutaguse Lowland.
Examining the protected landscapes and territorial extent in Estonia.
This resource provides a comprehensive view of the Zugvogelschutzgebiet Upper Rousay Lake protected area in Estonia. Focus on the defined boundaries, mapped terrain, and regional geographic context that identify this site. We provide a structured overview for researchers and geography enthusiasts to understand the spatial distribution and protected land status of this specific wetland environment.
Understand how Estonia is shaped by terrain, ecosystems, and seasonal conditions
Estonia is situated on the eastern coast of the Baltic Sea in Northern Europe. It borders the Gulf of Finland to the north, Latvia to the south, and Russia to the east. The territory includes the mainland, the islands of Saaremaa and Hiiumaa, and over 2,300 smaller islands and islets.
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