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VYRU

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VALGA

NARVA

Pärnu - port

TALLINN - capital, port

Tartu - port

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MAARDU

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RAKVERE

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VILANDI

PALDISKI - port

SILLAMAE

HAAPSALU

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KURESSAARE

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