A smaller Silurian limestone glint forms part of the northern coastline of the Estonian islands, Saaremaa and Muhu. The Gulf of Finland in the north and the Baltic sea in the west. Estonia shares land borders with Russia to the east and Latvia to the south. Estonia comprises now an area of 45,215 sq. You are welcome to visit the clickable map of Estonia .
Limestone is used in the production of cement, lime, building stone, etc.
The Cambrian blue clay, with outcrops on the north coast, is used in the manufacture of bricks, drainage pipes and cement.