Copeland Bridge, also called Copeland Farm Bridge or Copeland Covered Bridge, is a small wooden covered bridge spanning Beecher Creek in Edinburg, New York. Built in 1879, it is a timber-framed queenpost truss with a gable roof and a 30-foot span supported by fieldstone abutments. The bridge survives as a modest example of the 19th-century rural crossings that once connected farm roads and small communities across the region. Its significance received formal recognition in 1998 through listing on the National Register of Historic Places.