Vinnie (village)

Winnie
	Village
Winnie
	est. Vinni
A country	Estonia
County	Lääne-Virumaa
History and Geography
First mention	1531 year
Climate type	temperate, transitional from maritime to continental
Timezone	UTC + 2 , in summer UTC + 3
Population
Population	▼ 927 people ( 2011 )
Nationalities	Estonians - 86.9%
Official language	Estonian
Digital identifiers
Postcode	46601

Vinni ( est. Vinni ) is a village in the Vinni parish of the county of Lääne-Virumaa , Estonia .

Number of inhabitants

According to the 2011 census , 927 people lived in the village, of which 806 (86.9%) were Estonians ^[2] .

In 2000, the population of the village was 1116 people ^[3] .

As of January 1, 2018, there were 864 residents in the village ^[4] .

The number of inhabitants of the village: ^[5]

Year	2003	2005	2007	2010	2011	2012	2018
People	1078	1029	1012	970	927	955	864

Description

Vinni village is located 19 kilometers southeast of the volost center - the village of Payusti - and 20 kilometers southeast of the county center - the city of Rakvere. Height above sea level - 95 meters ^[6] .

In the village of Winnie are:

Winnie-Payusti Gymnasium - began teaching work in 1988 and until 1994 it was called Winnie-Payuste High School. The school has 35 teachers and more than 360 students. The symbol of the school is Winnie the Pooh ^[7] .
kindergarten "Tõruke" - began work in 1979 ^[8] .
Winnie sports complex - in 2017, the Estonian Olympic Committee recognized the multifunctional sports center for the next 10 years ^[9] .
Stadium Vinni-Payusti ^[10] - is the home venue of the local sports club "Vinni Tammed" (" Vinni Tammed ") ^[11] .
Winnie-Payusti library - located in the premises of the former Volnie volost house at Winnie, Syprus street 1 ^[12] .

Attractions

In the vicinity of the village of Winnie and the neighboring village of Payusti there is an oak forest , which is part of the conservation area of Winnie-Payusti. Dubrava has a natural origin and arose 300-400 years ago. The area of the conservation zone is 92.7 hectares, the trees are up to 20 meters tall, the oldest oak is 320 centimeters in length, the current oaks are 250-270 years old. Vinnie's oak grove is the northernmost area of common oak . ^[five]

History

The name of the village is given by the name of the Winnie Manor , first mentioned in 1531 as Finn . The manor, in turn, got its name from the ancient village of Vitni , mentioned in 1241 and located west of it ^[13] .

In Soviet times , the village was the central manor of the Vinnitsa supporting and demonstrative state farm-technical school named after the XXV Congress of the CPSU .

In 1990-1995, in the village of Vinnie, Vinnie's volost house was located, then he moved to the neighboring village of Payusti . In the village is located Winnie Manor .

Historical fact

On the fields around the present village of Vinnie, on August 15, 1708, the last major battle of the Northern War took place on the mainland of Estonia ^[5] .

Climate Vinnie
I	F	M	BUT	M	AND	AND	BUT	WITH	ABOUT	N	D
0 -13 -14	0 -ten -12	0 -3 -ten	0 eleven -3	0 nineteen five	0 20 9	0 21 14	0 20 eleven	0 15 6	0 five -one	0 -3 -7	0 -ten -eleven
Temperature in ° C • Sum of precipitation in mm Source: ^[14]

Gallery

Sports complex Winnie
Main building of Winnie Manor
Residential building in the village of Vinnie

Notes

↑ postiindeks.ee
↑ Statistics Estonia. NUMBER AND SHARE OF ESTONIANS BY PLACE OF RESIDENCE (SETTLEMENT), 31 DECEMBER 2011 (neopr.) .
↑ Vinni alevik (neopr.) . eestigiid.ee .
↑ 2018. aasta rahvaarv asustusüksustes (neopr.) . Keskkonnainvesteeringute Keskus .
↑ ¹ ² ³ Vinni valla arengukava aastateks 2013-2022 (neopr.) . Riigi Teataja .
↑ Vinni, Estonia (neopr.) . GeoNames .
↑ Vinni-Pajusti Gümnaasiumi lühitutvustus (neopr.) . Vinni-Pajusti Gümnaasium .
↑ Vinni Lasteaed Tõruke (neopr.) . Vinni vald .
↑ EOK tunnustab maakondlikke spordikeskusi (neopr.) . Eesti Olümpiakomitee ( 10/18/2017 ).
↑ Vinni-Pajusti staadion (neopr.) . Eesti Spordiregister .
↑ Vinni spordiklubi Tammed (neopr.) . Eesti Spordiregister .
↑ Raamatukogud (neopr.) . Vinni vald .
↑ Vinni (neopr.) . Dictionary of Estonian place names . Eesti Keele Instituut.
↑ NASA Earth Observations Data Set Index (neopr.) . NASA Date of contact 30 Enero 2016.

[1] stiindeks.ee

[2] Statistics Estonia. NUMBER AND SHARE OF ESTONIANS BY PLACE OF RESIDENCE (SETTLEMENT), 31 DECEMBER 2011 (neopr.) .

[3] Vinni alevik (neopr.) . eestigiid.ee .

[4] 2018. aasta rahvaarv asustusüksustes (neopr.) . Keskkonnainvesteeringute Keskus .

[:0-5] ¹ ² ³ Vinni valla arengukava aastateks 2013-2022 (neopr.) . Riigi Teataja .

[6] Vinni, Estonia (neopr.) . GeoNames .

[7] Vinni-Pajusti Gümnaasiumi lühitutvustus (neopr.) . Vinni-Pajusti Gümnaasium .

[8] Vinni Lasteaed Tõruke (neopr.) . Vinni vald .

[9] EOK tunnustab maakondlikke spordikeskusi (neopr.) . Eesti Olümpiakomitee ( 10/18/2017 ).

[10] Vinni-Pajusti staadion (neopr.) . Eesti Spordiregister .

[11] Vinni spordiklubi Tammed (neopr.) . Eesti Spordiregister .

[12] Raamatukogud (neopr.) . Vinni vald .

[13] Vinni (neopr.) . Dictionary of Estonian place names . Eesti Keele Instituut.

[-14] NASA Earth Observations Data Set Index (neopr.) . NASA Date of contact 30 Enero 2016.