White Bridge

White Bridge is a common name for bridges in the north of Scotland, and is doubtless used elsewhere. In Gaelic it is Drochaid Bhan, as some of these bridges are also known. The name is believed to come from the use of pale (white) stone for the crossing, although some of the structures have since been replaced and yet retained the old name.

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White Bridge may refer to

• White Bridge crossing the River Foyers, on the B862 in the village of Whitebridge
• White Bridge crossing the River Nairn, on the B9090 near Cawdor
• White Bridge crossing the River Enrick, on a minor road near Corrimony
• White Bridge on the A82 in Strathfillan
• White Bridge crossing the River Bann, near Gilford County Armagh