Municipal Borough of Morecambe and Heysham, Former municipal borough in Lancashire, England

The Municipal Borough of Morecambe and Heysham was a local government district combining two coastal communities in Lancashire, northwestern England. The area joined a Victorian-era resort town with an ancient settlement, both situated on the shores of Morecambe Bay.

This administrative area formed in 1928 when Morecambe and Heysham combined into a single municipality. It remained independent until 1974, when it merged into the wider City of Lancaster district.

Morecambe developed as a seaside resort with amusement venues, while Heysham centered on its medieval churches and spiritual heritage. Together, the two settlements created a landscape where visitors could experience both modern leisure and historic religious architecture.

The district sat on the coast in northwestern England and served around 40,000 residents with local administrative services. Visitors could access both seaside facilities and transport links to other major towns in the region.

Heysham contained prehistoric remains and ancient burial sites dating back thousands of years, evidence of human settlement long before the Victorian resort developed. This overlap of ancient heritage with modern seaside entertainment created an unusual historical layering within the district.