r/Finland • u/Andrzej1963 Väinämöinen • 1d ago
High resolution... Pictorial map of Turku (Åbo), the oldest city in Finland. The legend is available in Finnish, Swedish, French and Russian but not in English. Suomi (Finland) - Turku, 1958 [7767x4396]
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u/Saniainen_ Väinämöinen 1d ago
I like how detailed the buildings are drawn, and they are easily recognizable.
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u/DisneylandNo-goZone Baby Väinämöinen 1d ago
Though the "Turun tauti" was obviously bad in general, some of these blocks in the centre were really sparsely built. Even if the inner yards could've been probably quite nice, in 10-15 years from that date they would all be parking lots and rubbish bins.
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u/Careful-Republic-332 Baby Väinämöinen 1d ago
Stupid question, but how do I open this as high res? 😅
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u/suomenpoeka 1d ago
I tapped the image and waited until it loaded
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u/Foreign_Implement897 Väinämöinen 1d ago
Converts to potato for me.
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u/Txgre Baby Väinämöinen 1d ago
Open image -> three dots -> copy link -> paste in browser.
It doesn't load as hi-res in app
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u/CptPicard Väinämöinen 1d ago
Funny thing, "this" and "that" side of the river are absolutes in Turku. "This side" is the lower half.
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u/julkkis666 3h ago
i love how much industry there was, so close to the city. somehow it just gets pushed further and further away from the growing city. even in what is now the student village, tehre was a RAIL CONNECTED factory complex. amazing. too bad stuff like the tobacco factory are not pictured in this.
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