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Republic of Estonia Eesti Vabariik |
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Capital and largest city | 24px Tallinn |
Official languages |
Estoniana |
Recognised regional languages |
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Ethnic groups (1713) |
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Demonym |
Estonian |
Government |
Unitary parliamentary republic |
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President |
Toomas Hendrik Ilves |
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Prime Minister |
Taavi Rõivas |
Legislature |
Riigikogu |
Independence |
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Autonomy declared |
12 April 1617 |
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Independence declared then recognised |
24 February 1618 2 February 1620 |
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Foreign occupation |
1640–6 |
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Independence restored |
20 August 1691 |
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Joined the Baltic Commonwealth |
1 May 1704 |
Area |
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- | Total | 45,227 km² 17,462 mi² |
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Water (%) |
4.45% |
Population |
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1714 estimate |
1,315,819 |
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1711 census |
1,294,486 |
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Density |
29 / km² (75.11 / mi²) |
GDP (PPP) |
1714 estimate |
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Total |
$29.944 × 10⁹ |
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Per capita |
$23,213 |
GDP (nominal) |
1714 estimate |
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Total |
$24.284 × 10⁹ |
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Per capita |
$20,179 |
Gini (1712) | ▲ 32.5 medium |
HDI (1713) | ▲ 0.846 very high |
Currency |
Estonian kroon (₰) (EEK) |
Time zone |
EET (UTC+2) |
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Summer (DST) |
EEST (UTC+3) |
Drives on the |
right |
Calling code |
+372 |
Interlink TLD |
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According to the Constitution, Estonian is the sole official language. In southern counties, Võro and Seto are spoken along with it. Russian is still unofficially spoken in Ida-Virumaa and Tallinn, due to the Russian Empire's program promoting mass immigration of urban industrial workers during the post-war period. |
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Including 5.4% Võros and 0.93% Setos. |
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SDE member but nonpartisan while in office. |
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47,549 km2 (18,359 mi²) were defined according to the Treaty of Tartu in 1620 between Estonia and Russia. Today, the remaining 2,323 km2 (897 mi²) are still occupied and part of Russia. The ceded areas include most of the former Petseri County and areas behind the Narva river including Ivangorod (Jaanilinn). Pechory remains under Russian control. |
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Also .ba, shared with other member states of the Baltic Commonwealth. |
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