Place:Scarborough Rural, North Riding of Yorkshire, England

Name	Scarborough Rural
Type	Rural district
Coordinates	54.28°N 0.4°W
Located in	North Riding of Yorkshire, England (1894 - 1953)
Also located in	Yorkshire, England
See also	Scarborough Borough, North Yorkshire, England	administrative district covering the area since 1974

Scarborough Rural District was an administrative division of the North Riding of Yorkshire surrounding the town of Scarborough. The whole of the rural district was absorbed into Scarborough Municipal Borough in 1953. In the municipal reorganization of 1974, Whitby and its Rural District joined with Scarborough to become Scarborough Borough, North Yorkshire.

Civil Parishes

Map No.	Civil parish	Parish status	Duration	Notes
1	Brompton by Sawdon	ancient parish, civil parish	1894-1974
2	Broxa	township, civil parish	1894-1974
3	Burniston (near Scarborough)	township, civil parish	1894-1974
4	Cayton (near Scarborough)	civil parish	1894-1974
5	Cloughton	chapelry, civil parish	1894-1974
6	East Ayton	township, civil parish	1894-1974
7	Gristhorpe	township, civil parish	1894-1974
8	Hackness	ancient parish, civil parish	1894-1974
9	Harwood Dale	chapelry, civil parish	1894-1974
10	Hutton Buscel	ancient parish, civil parish	1894-1974
11	Irton	township, civil parish	1894-1974
12	Lebberston	township, civil parish	1894-1974
13	Scalby (near Scarborough)	ancient parish, civil parish, urban district	1894-1909	became an urban district in 1909
14	Seamer (near Scarborough)	ancient parish, civil parish	1894-1974
15	Silpho	township, civil parish	1894-1974
16	Snainton	chapelry, civil parish	1894-1974
17	Staintondale	township, civil parish	1894-1974
18	Suffield cum Everley	township, civil parish	1894-1974
19	Throxenby	township, civil parish	1894-1909	absorbed into Scalby in 1909
20	Troutsdale	township, civil parish	1894-1974
21	West Ayton	township, civil parish	1894-1974
22	Wykeham	ancient parish, civil parish	1894-1974

A Vision of Britain through Time on Guisborough Rural District. This section provides statistics on population and industry, as well as a listing of the civil parishes and the alterations to the municipal organization.