Röa, Rapla County

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Röa is a village in Rapla Parish, Rapla County, Estonia.

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Röa, Rapla County
Tallinn — Rapla — Türi, Rapla vald

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Latitude	Longitude
N 59.101388888889 °	E 24.800277777778 °

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Tallinn — Rapla — Türi
79614 Rapla vald (Röa küla)
Estonia
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Pirgu

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Hagudi

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Purila Manor

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