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Ida-Viru County : Estonia

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Ida-Viru County : Estonia

Ida-Viru County or Eastern Virumaa (Estonian: Ida-Viru maakond or Ida-Virumaa) is one of the counties of Estonia. This is the most northeast part of the country. The majority of industrial and power capacities of Estonia are located in Ida-Viru. The county contains the greatest deposits of slate – the main mineral of Estonia.

Municipalities

There are 7 urban municipalities (est: linnad – towns) and 16 rural municipalities (est: vallad – parishes) in the county.

Urban municipalities:
Jhvi
Kivili
Kohtla-Jrve
Narva
Narva-Jesuu
Pssi
Sillame

Rural municipalities:
Alaje
Aseri
Avinurme
Iisaku
Illuka
Jhvi
Kohtla
Kohtla-Nmme
Lohusuu
Lganuse
Maidla
Metaguse
Sonda
Toila
Tudulinna
Vaivara

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