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Description
Kohtla-Järve is a city located in northeastern Estonia, known for its rich history and industrial significance. Founded in 1946, it rapidly developed around the oil shale industry, which has been a major economic driver for the area. The city is also noted for its diverse cultural heritage, reflecting the various communities that have settled there over the decades.
The city is surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes, including forests and lakes, making it a serene location for both residents and visitors. Kohtla-Järve offers various recreational activities, such as hiking and cycling, allowing people to enjoy the outdoors. The city also has several parks and cultural sites that contribute to its local charm.
In recent years, Kohtla-Järve has faced economic transformations and challenges, particularly as the oil shale industry has declined. However, initiatives have been implemented to diversify the local economy and promote tourism. The city has become a hub for cultural events and festivals, celebrating its unique heritage and fostering community spirit.
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