Aruküla

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Aruküla
—  Small borough  —
Aruküla Location in Estonia
Coordinates: 59°21′55″N 25°04′48″E / 59.36528°N 25.08°E / 59.36528; 25.08Coordinates: 59°21′55″N 25°04′48″E / 59.36528°N 25.08°E / 59.36528; 25.08
Country	Estonia
County	Harju County
Municipality	Raasiku Parish
Population (01.01.2012)
• Total	2,006

Aruküla is a small borough (Estonian: alevik) in Harju County, northern Estonia. It is the administrative centre of Raasiku Parish. Aruküla has a population of 2,006 (as of 1 January 2012).^[1]

Gallery

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  Aruküla old culture house

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  Aruküla song festival grounds in the 1960s.

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  Aruküla glacial erratic

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  Former centre of Aruküla kolkhoz.

References

External links

• Raasiku Parish (Estonian)

v t e Settlements in Raasiku Parish Small boroughs Aruküla Raasiku Villages Härma Igavere Järsi Kalesi Kiviloo Kulli Kurgla Mallavere Peningi Perila Pikavere Rätla Tõhelgi

v t e Boroughs (Alevid ja alevikud) of Estonia Boroughs (Alevid) Aegviidu Järva-Jaani Järvakandi Kiili Kohila Kohtla-Nõmme Lavassaare Märjamaa Pärnu-Jaagupi Tootsi Vändra Small boroughs (Alevikud) Adavere Ahja Äksi Alatskivi Alu Ämari Ambla Aravete Are Aruküla Aseri Assaku Aste Audru Avinurme Eidapere Erra Haabneeme Häädemeeste Hageri Hagudi Haljala Halliste Harku Helme Hulja Hummuli Iisaku Ilmatsalu Jõgeva Jüri Juuru Käärdi Kadrina Kaerepere Käina Kaiu Kamari Kambja Kanepi Kangru Käravete Karjaküla Kärla Käru Kasepää Keava Kehtna Keila-Joa Kihelkonna Kiisa Kiiu Kiltsi Klooga Kobela Koeru Kolga Kolga-Jaani Kolkja Kõpu Kõrgessaare Kõrveküla Kose (Harju) Kose (Võru) Kose-Uuemõisa Kostivere Kudjape Kureküla Kuremaa Kuusalu Kuusiku Laagri Laatre Laekvere Lagedi Lähte Laiuse Lehtse Leisi Lelle Lepna Lohusuu Loo Lüganuse Luige Luunja Mäetaguse Märja Mehikoorma Misso Mooste Mustla Näpi Nasva Nõo Oisu Õisu Olgina Olustvere Orissaare Õru Paikuse Pajusti Palamuse Palivere Paralepa Parksepa Peetri Prillimäe Puhja Puka Puurmani Raasiku Rakke Ramsi Rannu Ravila Riisipere Risti Roela Roiu Rõngu Roosna-Alliku Rõuge Rummu Sääse Sadala Saku Salme Sangaste Särevere Sauga Siimusti Simuna Sinimäe Sõmerpalu Sõmeru Sonda Tabasalu Tabivere Taebla Tammiku Tihemetsa Toila Tõravere Tori Torma Tõrvandi Tõstamaa Tsirguliina Tudu Tudulinna Turba Uhtna Ülenurme Ulila Uuemõisa Väätsa Vaida Väike-Maarja Väimela Valjala Vana-Antsla Varnja Värska Varstu Vasalemma Vastse-Kuuste Vastseliina Veriora Viimsi Viiratsi Vinni Virtsu Viru-Jaagupi Viru-Nigula Võiste Voka Võnnu Võõpsu Võsu

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