Boroughbridge Bridge is a historic stone arch bridge located in the town of Boroughbridge, North Yorkshire, England. It spans the River Ure and was originally built in the 12th century, making it an important structure in the region's history. The bridge features three arches and is constructed from local limestone, showcasing the architectural style of its time. The bridge has undergone several repairs and restorations over the centuries to maintain its structural integrity. It is a key part of the Boroughbridge conservation area and remains a vital crossing for both pedestrians and vehicles, contributing to the town's charm and heritage.