Rahalaitoksilta
Rahalaitoksilta is a small settlement located in the municipality of Salo in western Finland, situated along the banks of the River Keravanjoki. The name is derived from the Finnish words “raha”, meaning money, and “laintokko”, a term historically used for a wooden processing structure, reflecting the village’s early involvement in timber milling and trade within the region.
The first documented reference to Rahalaitoksilta dates back to the 17th century, when the area appeared in
In contemporary times, Rahalaitoksilta remains predominantly rural, with agriculture and small‑scale forestry forming the backbone of
The settlement lies within the Natura 2000 network, with nearby wetlands and riverine ecosystems designated for