Liia (island)

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Liia (or Liialaid) is an island belonging to the country of Estonia. The island is mostly beach ridges and consists of meadows, juniper and pine forest at its highest points.^[1]

Liia
Geography
View of Liia Island (in the background)
Liia The Location of Liia in Estonia
Coordinates	58°50′13″N 23°23′49″E / 58.83694°N 23.39694°E / 58.83694; 23.39694
Administration
Estonia
County	Lääne County
Municipality	Haapsalu

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^ Ratas, Urve, et al. Small Islands of Estonia: Landscape Ecological Studies. Estonia, Institute of Ecology, 1997.

58°50′13″N 23°23′49″E / 58.83694°N 23.39694°E / 58.83694; 23.39694

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