Tori is a municipality located in Pärnu County .
3-717: Sindi Are , Tori , Sauga Aesoo - Eametsa - Eavere - Elbi - Elbu - Jõesuu - Kiisa - Kildemaa - Kilksama - Kõrsa - Kuiaru - Kurena - Lepplaane - Levi - Mannare - Muraka - Murru - Muti - Niidu - Nurme - Oore - Parisselja - Pärivere - Piistaoja - Pulli - Räägu - Randivälja - Rätsepa - Rütavere - Riisa - Selja - Suigu - Taali - Tabria - Tammiste - Tohera - Urge - Urumarja - Vainu - Võlla - Võlli Religion in Tori Parish (2021) [1] 58°29′N 24°49′E / 58.483°N 24.817°E / 58.483; 24.817 This Estonia location article
6-633: Is a stub . You can help Misplaced Pages by expanding it . Sindi, Estonia Sindi ( German : Zintenhof ) is a town in Tori Parish , in Pärnu County , Estonia , with a population of 3906 in 2017. It is located 14 kilometers from the county capital Pärnu , on the left coast of the Pärnu river . The area of what is now Sindi was the site of the Mesolithic settlement of Pulli , dating from around 8500 BCE –
9-468: The oldest known settlement in Estonia. It was discovered by geologists in 1965. The settlement probably existed for a short period, as the area was later covered by water. As a swampy region, the area remained unpopulated until the 16th century. The town's name is derived from Clauss Zindt , a mayor of Pärnu in 1565, who founded a manor (Zintenhof) where the town is now. The settlement was formed in 1833 around
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