Vastseliina Parish

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Vastseliina Parish Vastseliina vald (in Estonian) Vahtsõliina vald (in Võro)
Former municipality of Estonia
Vastseliina church
Flag Coat of arms
Vastseliina Parish within Võru County.
Country	Estonia
County	Võru County
Administrative centre	Vastseliina
Area
• Total	222.8 km2 (86.0 sq mi)
Population  (01.01.2008)
• Total	2,165
• Density	9.7/km2 (25/sq mi)
Website	www.vastseliina.ee

Vastseliina Parish (Estonian: Vastseliina vald; Võro: Vahtsõliina vald) was a rural municipality of Estonia, in Võru County.^[1] It had a population of 2,165 (2008) and an area of 222.8 km².

Small borough

Vastseliina

Villages

Haava - Halla - Heinasoo - Hinniala - Hinsa - Holsta - Illi - Indra - Jeedasküla - Juraski - Kaagu - Käpa - Kapera - Kerepäälse - Kirikumäe - Kõo - Kornitsa - Kõrve - Külaoru - Kündja - Lindora - Loosi - Luhte - Mäe-Kõoküla - Möldri - Mutsu - Ortuma - Paloveere - Pari - Perametsa - Plessi - Puutli - Raadi - Saarde - Savioja - Sutte - Tabina - Tallikeste - Tellaste - Tsolli - Vaarkali - Vana-Saaluse - Vana-Vastseliina - Vatsa - Viitka - Voki

Wrestler and Olympic gold medalist Eduard Pütsep (1898–1960) was born in Vastseliina Parish.

• Official website (in Estonian)

57°43′55″N 27°16′58″E / 57.73194°N 27.28278°E / 57.73194; 27.28278

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