Koria railway bridge

The iron truss bridge spans 118.7 meters across the landscape, connecting sections of the Lahti-Kouvola railway line with its 4.5-meter width.

The Koria railway bridge emerged in 1870 as part of the regional transportation network, marking the expansion of Finnish railway infrastructure in the nineteenth century.

The bridge stands as a protected structure under Decree 480/85, representing the evolution of Finnish engineering and transportation development during the industrial period.

Travelers can access the bridge area through the nearby Koria railway station, which provides regular train services and connects to multiple destinations.

The structure forms part of the Koria bridges collection, combining both railway and pedestrian passage functions since modifications in 1984.

Location: Kouvola

Inception: 1870

Length: 118.7 m

Width: 4.5 m

Made from material: iron

Part of: Koria bridges

GPS coordinates: 60.85372,26.61594

Latest update: March 6, 2025 23:36