Antsla


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Antsla

 

a town in Voru Raion, Estonian SSR, in the southern part of the republic. The Antsla railroad station is on the Voru-Valga line. In 1968 it had a population of 2,200. Antsla produces knit and sewn goods and furniture. The town was organized in 1938.

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