Tulkkila Bridge, Bridge crossing over Kokemäenjoki river in Tulkkila, Finland.
The Tulkkila Bridge is a concrete arch structure that crosses the Kokemäenjoki river and links both sides of the Tulkkila district in Kokemäki. The span measures approximately 91 meters and now serves walkers and cyclists who need to traverse the waterway.
The bridge was constructed in 1918 and received museum bridge status in 1982, marking its importance in Finnish infrastructure history. Substantial renovations took place during the 2010s to preserve the structure for future generations.
The bridge strengthens connections within the Kokemäen kirkonseutu region, forming an integral part of the local community landscape.
The bridge is open exclusively to pedestrians and cyclists, offering a safe crossing over the water. Access is available throughout the year, though visitors should be prepared for seasonal weather conditions, especially in winter months.
The bridge holds museum bridge status, representing an early example of Finnish concrete arch engineering from the early 20th century. Its preservation demonstrates Finland's commitment to documenting its industrial heritage.
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