A quick look at the 9 villages you can be asked to find on the map, before you play.
GuessTheDot is a free geography guessing game: you get a place name and a map full of dots, then click the one you think is right.
Proper villages: a church, a main street, a few thousand people at most. This is the tier where local knowledge starts to matter more than general geography.
In Estonia this set is spread across 7 different counties, with Harjumaa home to the most of them (3).
Place kinds on GuessTheDot are a practical grouping by population and place type for gameplay, not a legal or historical designation. A place can hold official city rights (or an old city charter) and still show up here as a village if it stayed small, and the other way around: this is a rough size ladder for guessing, not a statement about a place's official status.
Sorted by population, biggest first.
| Place | Population | county |
|---|---|---|
| Tori | 11,879 | Pärnumaa |
| Valga | 11,792 | Valgamaa |
| Jõhvi | 10,130 | Ida-Virumaa |
| Keila | 10,068 | Harjumaa |
| Haapsalu | 9,595 | Lääne |
| Paide | 7,793 | Järvamaa |
| Haabneeme | 7,265 | Harjumaa |
| Kuusalu | 6,464 | Harjumaa |
| Jõgeva | 6,396 | Jõgevamaa |
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