Kallaste is a town in Peipsiääre Parish, Tartu County, in eastern Estonia. It is located on the western shore of Lake Peipus.

History

Kallaste was founded in the 18th century as a village of Russian Old Believers. It became a small borough (alevik) in 1921 and a town 1 May 1938.

Demographics

Ethnic composition, 1922–2021
Ethnicity1922193419411959197019791989200020112021
amount%amount%amount%amount%amount%amount%amount%amount%amount%amount%
Estonians20112.418911.816315.035921.540525.234324.026819.725621.113215.513519.9
Russians142487.5141288.092384.7--114071.1101370.8100573.888372.9--49672.9
Ukrainians--00.00----70.44191.33231.69----172.50
Belarusians--------70.44120.84130.96----60.88
Finns--00.0000.00--90.5660.4280.59----40.59
Jews00.0000.0000.00--00.0010.0710.07----30.44
Latvians--00.0000.00--10.0610.0720.15----00.00
Germans10.0640.25------60.4230.22----30.44
Tatars--00.00------20.1460.44----00.00
Poles--00.0000.00----00.0000.00----00.00
Lithuanians--00.0000.00--10.0610.0710.07----60.88
unknown00.0000.0020.1800.0000.0000.0000.0000.00--30.44
other10.0600.0020.18130978.5342.12271.89312.28725.9572084.5182.65
Total16271001605100109010016681001604100143110013611001211100852100680101.6

Gallery

  • Aerial view in winter
  • Bank in Kallaste
  • Orthodox church
  • School
  • Soviet World War II memorial

External links

  • Media related toKallasteat Wikimedia Commons