Jericho Covered Bridge is a historic wooden road bridge in Maryland that spans the Little Gunpowder Falls near Jerusalem Mill Village, connecting the areas of Jerusalem in Harford County and Kingsville in Baltimore County. Built in 1865 as a Burr arch through truss, it combines an arch with a trussed wooden frame for strength. Though modest in size, it remains open to traffic and draws much of its character from its setting beside the historic mill village and the area’s older rural transportation routes. Repairs and renovations in 1937, 1982, and 2015 have helped preserve it as one of Maryland’s notable surviving covered bridges.