Estonians and Finns), supported by seamen's squad. In the Popular Army 234 men were engaged, 2 killed. On red's side 1 was injured. A commemorating stone to the battle site was placed here on its 100th anniversary. Bridge and border The road from Tallinn to Narva through Valgejõe dates at least since the late 17th century. According to popular memory already since the Swedish period here was also the 5-arched bridge, but the first documented evidence of the bridge comes only from 1784 delineanation map of ancient counties Harjumaa and Virumaa. Next to the old limestone bridge was built a new crossing using concrete in 1914, but this was blown up by retreating German troops in September 1944. After several temporary wooden constructions the concrete bridge was rebuilt only in 1957. A new highway built for Tallinn Olympic regatta redirected since 1981 most of the traffic away from the heart of village. References Villages in Harju County