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Guide of Estonia

Markus Alttoa

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TURKEY

NORWAYITALY, SICILY

Estonia

Tartumaa’s coat of arms

Tallinna’s coat of arms

Some facts about Estonia•National anthem: Mu isamaa, mu õnn ja rõõm

•Capital city: Tallinn•Surface area: 45 226 km² •Official language: Estonian•Neighbours: Russia, Finland, Latvia, Sweden

Estonian Symbols

Swallow Swallow is a

small visitant.

It’s Estonian

National bird

from 26th

September 1962.

Estonian Symbols

Estonian flagBlue means sky.

Black means our past

and soil.

White is our future and means pureness.

The flag of Estonia.

Presidential flag of Estonia.

Estonian Symbols

CornflowerA cornflower usually

grows on cornfields.

It’s our national flower

from 1968.

Estonian Symbols

OakOak is a leafy tree.

It can grow over 30 meters.

Estonian Symbols

LimestoneTwo of the most famous

Limestones are dolomite

And calacreous stone.

It’s our national rock

From 4th may 1992.

Estonian Symbols

Coat of ArmsThere are two coat of arms

In Estonia. One is a small one

Without oak branches, and the

Other one is a bigger one with

Oak branches.

President

Our president is Toomas Hendrik Ilves.

He’s our president from 9th october 2006.

He was born in 26th

december 1953.

•Thanks for watching!

Rändlinnud (Migratory Birds)

• Leevike (Bullfinch) • Kuldnokk (Saturnus)

• Pasknäär (Jaybird) • Piiritaja (Apus)

• Luik (Swan) • Hani (Goose)

• Valge toonekurg (Ciconia)

• Sinikael-part (Duck)

• Tuttpütt (Great crested grebe)

• Metsvint (Chaffinch)

Estonian Bushes

Blackcurrant Redcurrant

This is aronia.

And this is brier

That is juniper.

Estonian trees

• This is a pine.• This is an oak. An oak is Estonian’s national tree.

• This is a birch. • This is a spruce.