Lost village · 1877
Koplimetsa
Koplimetsa near Kadrina began as a village of landless cottagers on Imastu manor land, with one of its first farms, probably Jaan Kotka's, recorded in the 1860s. When the manor started surveying farm plots in 1861, two new villages emerged, Koplimetsa and Pankase. By the time Koplimetsa's land was measured out in 1877, 38 families lived here, and the surveying set off a bitter quarrel between the villagers and the manor remembered as the 'Imastu war'. The village was abolished in 1977. A two-metre stone marking a 1960s land drainage project still stands, its brass plaque long gone.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Kadrina lähedal asunud Koplimetsa sai alguse Imastu mõisa maadel saunakülana; üks esimesi talusid, arvatavasti Jaan Kotka oma, on kirjas 1860. aastatel. Kui mõis hakkas 1861. aastal talukrunte välja mõõtma, tekkis kaks uut küla, Koplimetsa ja Pankase. Kui Koplimetsa maad 1877. aastal välja mõõdeti, elas siin juba 38 perekonda ning mõõtmine viis küla ja mõisa vahel tülini, mida mäletatakse Imastu sõjana. Küla kaotati 1977. aastal. Alles on kahemeetrine kivi, mis tähistab 1960. aastate maaparandusobjekti; selle vaskplaat on ammu kadunud.
Source: https://et.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koplimetsa_(Kadrina) ↗