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Jädivere Manor

German: Jeddefer

Jädivere began in the first half of the 16th century as a cattle farm founded by Hans Uexküll of Velise on the bank of the Enge river, and became an independent manor in 1709. Its first wooden house was destroyed in the Great Northern War; the second was burned during the events of 1905 and never rebuilt. What draws visitors now is the 4.4-hectare park on the right bank of the river, where self-seeded firs grow and white pines have reached giant size, close to forty metres tall. The last owner, Maximilian von Arronet, lost the estate in 1919.

Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today

Eesti keeles

Jädivere sai alguse 16. sajandi esimesel poolel, kui Velise mõisnik Hans Uexküll rajas Enge jõe kaldale karjamõisa. Iseseisvaks rüütlimõisaks eraldati see 1709. aastal. Esimene puidust häärber hävis Põhjasõjas, teine põletati 1905. aasta sündmuste käigus ja seda enam ei taastatud. Tänapäeval tasub vaatama minna 4,4-hektarist parki jõe paremal kaldal, kus nulud annavad looduslikku järelkasvu ja valged männid on kasvanud hiiglaslikuks, ligi neljakümne meetri kõrguseks. Viimaselt omanikult Maximilian von Arronetilt võõrandati mõis 1919. aastal.

Map of the area around Jädivere Manor
58.69361° N, 24.44361° E · Map: Maa- ja Ruumiamet

Source: https://et.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jädivere_mõis ↗

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