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Tagalaht (German: Taggabucht, Swedish: Taggaviken) is a bay in the
Baltic Sea, on the
northwest coast of the
island of
Saaremaa in Estonia. The bay is...
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Estonian Archipelago. The land
campaign opened with
German landings at the
Tagalaht (Tagga) bay on the
island of
Saaremaa (Ösel), on 12 October,
after extensive...
- near the
center of
Kuressaare Saaremaa countryside Farmhouse in Järveküla
Tagalaht Bay
panorama Valjala Church Kihelkonna St. Michael's
Church Karja Church...
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Central square Town
centre Haapsalu kuursaal (resort hall) Bay of
Haapsalu Tagalaht Former train station,
notable for the
length of its
platform canopy. Town...
- Virtsu, Rohuküla, Mõntu, Kuressaare, Kõiguste, Papisaare, Jaagurahu,
Tagalaht, Küdema, Sõru, Kärdla, Kallaste,
Mustvee and
Tallinn harbor. Currently...
- Its area is 411 km².
Saastna Bay
Width of 3.8 km
Soonlepa Bay Hiiu
County Suur
Katel Its area is 158 km². Suuremõisa Bay
Tagalaht Vaemla Bay Hiiu County...
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deposits used for
curative mud
excavation in
Estonia - Lake Ermistu,
Haapsalu Tagalaht Bay,
Mullutu Suurlaht Bay, Värska Bay and Käina Bay (Figure
Estonian curative...
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contains the most
mineral sediments out of all five (Käina Bay,
Haapsalu Tagalaht Bay, Värska Bay, Mullutu-Suurlaht Bay, and
Ermistu lake)
analyzed Estonian...
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Company (b. 1844)
Operation Albion – A
German amphibious force landed at
Tagalaht on the
island of
Saaremaa in the Russian-controlled West
Estonian archipelago...
