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Where is Pärdi Hill in Estonia?
Pärdi mägi, or Pärdi Hill, is in Kalli village in Lääneranna Parish, Pärnu County. It lies north of the Pärnu-Lihula road in western Estonia. [Estonian environmental register](https://eelis.ee/default.aspx?comp=objresult%3Dyrg&obj_id=-1294812386&state=3%3B68547593%3Best%3Beelisand%3B%3B)
How did Pärdi Hill form?
Estonian environmental records describe it as a landform created by a continental glacier and its meltwater, associated with the retreat stage of the Pandivere ice margin. In the flat surrounding landscape, it appears as a northwest-southeast ridge. [Estonian environmental register](https://eelis.ee/default.aspx?comp=objresult%3Dyrg&obj_id=-1294812386&state=3%3B68547593%3Best%3Beelisand%3B%3B)
How high is Pärdi Hill?
The landform has about 15 metres of relative relief and reaches up to 40.8 metres above sea level in the cited environmental record. Those are hill measurements, not a claim that it is a high mountain. [Estonian environmental register](https://eelis.ee/default.aspx?comp=objresult%3Dyrg&obj_id=-1294812386&state=3%3B68547593%3Best%3Beelisand%3B%3B)
Is Pärdi Hill protected?
Yes, Pärdi mägi is listed as a protected landscape feature, and Estonia's current regulation gives its protection zone an area of 25.74 hectares. The feature is also identified as a valued viewpoint in local planning material. [Estonian regulation](https://www.riigiteataja.ee/aktilisa/4300/4201/6026/Koonga_seletuskiri.pdf)
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