Mansikkakoski bridge

The Mansikkakoski Bridge is a truss structure that spans approximately 556 meters across the Vuoksa River in eastern Finland. It carries both vehicle traffic on Main Road 6 and has pedestrian access alongside rail infrastructure for railway connections.

Construction began in 1933 and created a vital connection for both road and rail transport through eastern Finland. The completed bridge significantly improved regional infrastructure and connectivity.

The structure has become a landmark in the local landscape, connecting communities and enabling daily movements between both banks of the river. It represents how infrastructure shapes the way people experience and navigate their surroundings.

Both vehicles and pedestrians can cross the bridge, which connects different parts of the area over the Vuoksa River. Access is available from both banks and the crossing remains open year-round.

The structure carries three different types of traffic within a single framework: railway tracks, vehicle lanes, and pedestrian paths all integrated together. This multi-purpose design was an unusual solution for its time.

Location: Imatra

Inception: 1933

GPS coordinates: 61.19722,28.77972

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:02