This is a list of bridges and viaducts in Finland, including those for pedestrians and vehicular traffic.
The museum roads and bridges was established by the Finnish Road Administration (Finnish : Tiehallinto) that belongs to the Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency, in order to preserve the most historically valuable and representative parts of the road network as museum objects. There is a total of 22 roads (35 kilometres (22 mi)) and 37 bridges in the museum object collection. [1]
Name | Finnish | Distinction | Length | Type | Carries Crosses | Opened | Location | Region | Ref. | ||
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1 | Tuovila Bridge | Tuovilan silta | Oldest road bridge still in use in Finland Listed bridge Museosilta No. 40 | 93 m (305 ft) | Masonry 3 arches | Road bridge Laihianjoki | 1781 | Vaasa 63°01′47.4″N21°48′18.9″E / 63.029833°N 21.805250°E | Ostrobothnia | [2] | |
2 | Etelänkylä Grand Bridge | Etelänkylän isosilta | Oldest wooden bridge still in use in Finland Listed bridge Museosilta No. 45 | 77 m (253 ft) | Beam bridge Wooden strut framed bridge, masonry piers | Road bridge Pyhäjoki (river) | 1837 | Pyhäjoki 64°27′29.1″N24°14′29.9″E / 64.458083°N 24.241639°E | North Ostrobothnia | [S 1] [3] [4] | |
3 | Old Haliko Bridge | Halikon vanha silta | Listed bridge Museosilta No. 9 | 75 m (246 ft) | Beam bridge Wooden strut framed bridge, masonry abutments | Former road bridge Halikonjoki | 1866 | Halikko 60°23′50.6″N23°04′09.1″E / 60.397389°N 23.069194°E | Southwest Finland | [T 1] [5] | |
4 | Tuira Bridge demolished in 1948 | Tuiran silta | Span : 45 m (148 ft) | Arch Wooden deck arch | Road bridge Oulujoki | 1867 | Oulu 65°01′16.4″N25°28′03.8″E / 65.021222°N 25.467722°E | North Ostrobothnia | [6] [7] | ||
5 | Vantaankoski Bridge | Vantaankosken silta | Beam bridge Wooden strut framed bridge, masonry abutments | Road bridge Vantaa (river) | 1876 | Vantaa 60°17′37.2″N24°51′57.6″E / 60.293667°N 24.866000°E | Uusimaa | [8] | |||
6 | Pattijoki Bridge | Pattijoen silta | Listed bridge Museosilta No. 42 | 10 m (33 ft) | Masonry 1 arch | Road bridge Pattijoki | 1897 | Pattijoki 64°41′34.4″N24°34′18.2″E / 64.692889°N 24.571722°E | North Ostrobothnia | [9] | |
7 | Aunes Bridge | Aunessilta | Listed bridge Museosilta No. 17 | 46 m (151 ft) | Masonry 1 arch | Former road bridge Aunessillansalmi | 1899 | Kämmenniemi 61°37′51.5″N23°50′15.2″E / 61.630972°N 23.837556°E | Pirkanmaa | [S 2] [10] [11] | |
8 | Savukoski Bridge | Savukosken silta | Listed bridge Museosilta No. 21 | 60 m (200 ft) | Arch Concrete tied arch | Former road bridge Kymi (river) | 1927 | Loviisa – Pyhtää 60°17′37.2″N24°51′57.6″E / 60.293667°N 24.866000°E | Uusimaa Kymenlaakso | [12] | |
9 | Ponkila Bridge | Ponkilan silta | Listed bridge Museosilta No. 43 | 71 m (233 ft) | Suspension Steel deck and pylons | Road bridge Muhosjoki | 1931 | Muhos 64°48′32.3″N26°00′18.6″E / 64.808972°N 26.005167°E | North Ostrobothnia | [13] | |
10 | Voikkaa old railway bridge | Voikkaan vanha rautatiesilta | Truss Steel deck | 1940 | Kuusankoski | Kymenlaakso | |||||
11 | Säpilä Suspension Bridge | Säpilän riippusilta | Span : 127 m (417 ft) | 164 m (538 ft) | Suspension Steel, wooden deck | Footbridge Kokemäenjoki | 1950 | Kokemäki 61°18′26.1″N22°23′07.9″E / 61.307250°N 22.385528°E | Satakunta | ||
12 | Ahmaskoski Bridge | Ahmaskosken silta | Span : 100 m (330 ft) | 100 m (330 ft) | Suspension Steel, wooden deck | Footbridge Oulujoki | 1957 | Utajärvi 64°38′34.5″N26°34′23.8″E / 64.642917°N 26.573278°E | North Ostrobothnia | [S 3] | |
13 | Mylly Bridge | Myllysilta | Listed bridge Museosilta No. 5 | 51 m (167 ft) | Beam bridge Wooden strut framed bridge, wooden piers | 1966 | Nurmijärvi 60°27′19.5″N24°51′07.3″E / 60.455417°N 24.852028°E | Uusimaa | [T 2] [14] | ||
14 | Ylistö Bridge | Ylistön silta | Span : 112 m (367 ft) | 208 m (682 ft) | Cable-stayed Composite steel/concrete deck, steel pylons | Footbridge Lake Jyväsjärvi | 1992 | Jyväskylä 62°13′47.4″N25°44′13.1″E / 62.229833°N 25.736972°E | Central Finland | [S 4] [T 3] | |
15 | Vihantasalmi Bridge | Vihantasalmen silta | 182 m (597 ft) | Truss Glued laminated timber | 1999 | Mäntyharju 61°26′24.9″N26°40′35.6″E / 61.440250°N 26.676556°E | South Savo | [S 5] [T 4] [15] | |||
16 | Laukko Bridge | Laukonsilta | 150 m (490 ft) | Cable-stayed Concrete deck, 1 steel pylon | Footbridge Tammerkoski | 2010 | Tampere 61°29′37.6″N23°45′37.6″E / 61.493778°N 23.760444°E | Pirkanmaa | [S 6] | ||
17 | Crusell Bridge | Crusellinsilta | Span : 92 m (302 ft) | 173 m (568 ft) | Cable-stayed Composite steel/concrete deck, 1 steel pylon | 2011 | Helsinki 60°09′37.3″N24°54′30.0″E / 60.160361°N 24.908333°E | Uusimaa | [S 7] [16] | ||
18 | Isoisänsilta | Isoisänsilta | Span : 144 m (472 ft) | 170 m (560 ft) | Arch Steel through arch | Footbridge Kruunuvuorenselkä | 2016 | Helsinki 60°10′55.3″N24°58′57.9″E / 60.182028°N 24.982750°E | Uusimaa | [17] |
This table presents the structures with spans greater than 100 meters (non-exhaustive list).
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