Aruküla manor

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Aruküla manor (Estonian: Aruküla mõis) is a manor house in Aruküla, Harju-Jaani in Raasiku parish in northern-central Estonia.

Aruküla manor was created in the 17th century from Raasiku manor. It was acquired from the state in 1766 by Karl Gustav von Baranoff (1715–1776), in the possession of whose descendants it continued until the 1920s, after which the building was used as a school.^[1]^[2]^[3]

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^ Aruküla manor at Estonian Manors Portal
^ Eesti Ajalooarhiiv, Rahvusarhiiv, Kinnistute register: Aruküla (Estonian National Archives, Estates Register)
^ Rahvusarhiiv: Eesti ala mõisate register - Aruküla mõis (Estonian National Archives, Register of manors in the Estonian area)

v t e Settlements in Raasiku Parish
Small boroughs	Aruküla Raasiku
Villages	Härma Igavere Järsi Kalesi Kiviloo Kulli Kurgla Mallavere Peningi Perila Pikavere Rätla Tõhelgi

v t e Manor houses in Estonia (List)
Harju County	Ääsmäe Anija Aruküla Glehn Harku Hatu Jälgimäe Keila-Joa Kernu Kiviloo Kodasoo Kolga Kose-Uuemõisa Kostivere Kõue Kumna Laitse Maardu Maarjamäe Ohtu Padise Ravila Riisipere Ruila Saku Saue Sausti Vääna Vasalemma Vihterpalu Viimsi
Hiiu County	Kõrgessaare Putkaste Suuremõisa
Ida-Viru County	Aa Illuka Kalvi Kiikla Kukruse Kurtna Maidla Mäetaguse Ontika Saka
Järva County	Albu Aruküla Eivere Ervita Kabala Käravete Kirna Kolu Koordi Laupa Mäo Norra Purdi Roosna-Alliku Särevere Sargvere Seidla Udeva Väätsa Väinjärve
Jõgeva County	Adavere Kudina Kuremaa Lustivere Luua Puurmani Uue-Põltsamaa Vana-Põltsamaa Võisiku
Lääne County	Lihula Penijõe Pürksi Putkaste Saare Suure-Lähtru Ungru Tuudi Uuemõisa Vatla
Lääne-Viru County	Aaspere Aavere Arkna Avanduse Imastu Inju Jäneda Kiltsi Kohala Lasila Lehtse Malla Muuga Mõdriku Neeruti Palmse Porkuni Rägavere Sagadi Udriku Vanamõisa Varangu Vasta Veltsi Vihula Vohnja
Pärnu County	Kaelase Kõima Illuste Pööravere Pootsi Taali Tõstamaa Voltveti
Põlva County	Ahja Joosu Mooste Pikajärve Põlgaste Sillapää Tilsi
Rapla County	Alu Härgla Ingliste Järlepa Kehtna Kohila Käru Kuusiku Lohu Maidla Pirgu Purila Rabivere Raikküla Seli Vaimõisa Vana-Vigala
Saare County	Kõljala Loona Oti Pädaste
Tartu County	Alatskivi Kammeri Kodijärve Luke Meeri Raadi Saadjärve Tähtvere Tammistu Uderna
Valga County	Hellenurme Holdre Hummuli Paju Palupera Pühajärve Sangaste Taagepera
Viljandi County	Heimtali Kärstna Lahmuse Olustvere Õisu Suure-Kõpu Uue-Suislepa Vana-Võidu Viljandi Vooru
Võru County	Rogosi Sänna Sõmerpalu Väimela Viitina
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59°22′01″N 25°10′59″E / 59.3670°N 25.1830°E / 59.3670; 25.1830

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