Ilmatsalu

According to the 2011 census , 392 people lived in the village, of which 373 (95.2%) were Estonians ^[2] .

Prior to the administrative reform of local governments in Estonia, 2017 belonged to Tähtvere Parish and was its center. ^[3] After the reform, the parish merged with the city of Tartu. ^[four]

In 2000, the population of the village was 485 people ^[3] .

As of January 1, 2018, there were 344 residents in the village ^[5] .

The following institutions work in the village:

• kindergarten "Lepatriinu" (" Lepatriinu ", from Est. "Ladybug") ^[6]
• Ilmatsalu Basic School ^[7]
• music school of Ilmatsalu ^[8]
• Interest Center Ilmatsalu ^[9]
• Ilmatsalu Library ^[10]
• Gym Ilmatsalu ^[11]
• fitness club Ilmatsalu ^[12]
• Public Internet Point ^[13]
• 13 manufacturing enterprises ^[14]
• 8 service enterprises ^[15]
• 12 non-profit organizations ^[16]

In the center of the village are the buildings of the former Ilmatsalu Manor . ^[17] The office of the Tartu Agro agricultural enterprise (“ Tartu Agro” ) is currently located in the main building of the manor. ^[eighteen]

Since 1879, Ilmazahl became famous thanks to the brick factory that worked in the village, which closed in 1961 . ^[3]

In 1920, a settlement arose around the center of Ilmatsalu Manor, which in 1977 received the status of a settlement ^[19] .

In Soviet times, the village was the central manor of one of the most successful farms in the Estonian SSR - the Tartu Support and Demonstration State Farm named after the 50th anniversary of the USSR .

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  Ilmatsalu Basic School

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  Ilmatsalu Library

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  Main building of Ilmatsalu Manor