Käkirahu is an island in the Väinameri strait in the southeastern part of Hiiu County, Estonia. The island has a total area of 170 m² with a coastline length of 57 meters.
Käkirahu is one of the smallest islands with an official name in Estonia.
The island is part of the Väinameri Conservation Area.
- Käkirahu in the Estonian nature information system.
58°48′36″N 23°04′21″E / 58.81°N 23.0725°E
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Käkirahu is an island in the Väinameri strait in the southeastern part of Hiiu County, Estonia. The island has a total area of 170 m² with a coastline length of 57 meters.
Käkirahu is one of the smallest islands with an official name in Estonia.
The island is part of the Väinameri Conservation Area.
- Käkirahu in the Estonian nature information system.
58°48′36″N 23°04′21″E / 58.81°N 23.0725°E
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