Estonia maps
With an area of 45,000km2, Estonia is larger, for example, than Slovenia, Holland, Denmark or Switzerland; a little smaller, in other words, than New Hampshire and Massachusetts combined. Estonia stretches 350kms from east to west and 240kms from north to south. Sea islands form one-tenth and lakes about one-twentieth of Estonia's territory.
Tallinn, with its medieval city centre, is Estonia's capital. The bus and train network is very good, but driving is the probably the best means of getting around Estonia. The roads are good, traffic is light and nothing's very far from anything else. Estonian drivers are known to be aggressive though.
Detailed maps of Estonia can be found on the following websites:
Multimap
A leader in maps of the world, this site offers a zoom-function map of Estonia.
http://www.multimap.com
Sites Atlas
Offers a political map of the Baltic states as well as information links about Estonia.
http://www.sitesatlas.com
World Atlas
Includes a handy map as well as facts and figures on Estonia.
http://www.worldatlas.com
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Essentials
Visas: Not required for most nationals
Season: Late Spring and Summer (April – September)
Money: Estonian kroon (EEK) – ATMs widely available in major towns and cities
Language: Estonian – Russian, Finnish, English and German also widely spoken.
Emergency #: In case of accident or illness, call 112