Muhu

archipelago, Estonia
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Also known as: Moon
German:
Moon

Muhu, archipelago and island, Estonia, separating the Gulf of Riga from the Baltic Sea. The archipelago’s three main islands are Saaremaa, the largest, in the south; Hiiumaa in the north; and Muhu, the smallest, in the east nearest the mainland. Navigable straits separate the islands from each other and from the mainland. Ferries serve the archipelago, and a causeway links the road networks of Saaremaa and Muhu islands. Muhu island is composed largely of limestone and dolomite. Its main village is Kuivastu, a ferry station on the east coast. Area Muhu island, 79 square miles (204 square km). Pop. (2004 ...(100 of 106 words)