Köismäe (Köismägi) torn
Rope hill tower. Standing between Plate and Loewenschede towers and built around 1360, the tower was named after the nearby rope-making industry (see Köismäe).
Järveaasa (Järveaas)
Lake or lakeside meadow.
Kompassi (Kompass): 
Compass. Not street, but square. Probably after an inn of that name. There was a street here first recorded in 1830 as sogenannte (so-called) Compass-strasse.
Miku (Mikk?)
Given the predominance of garden centres, market gardeners and florists in the area, perhaps a former farm name, ‘descendent’ of a poolmõis (see Mõisa) known in 1913 as Ges. Miku. (Mikk’s dependency). What the original name was is uncertain. Mikk:Miku was an Estonian name, probably a diminutive of Est. Mihkel, calqued on German Michael, so possibly after an Est. farm manager. Streetname replaces that of eastern half of former Kiviaia. Bit of an enigma too: looks like it’s in Iru but KNAB lists it in Laiaküla, and the street may actually be the demarcation line between them, possibly explaining the otherwise excellent Nerman & Lõhmus leaving it out of their index completely.