town (“parish”), West Wiltshire district, administrative and historic county of Wiltshire, southern England. It was noted as “Westberie a royal manor” in Domesday Book (1086), the record of the land survey ordered by William the Conqueror. The first mention of the town as a borough occurs in 1442–43, but its borough status was lost in 1886. The nearby Westbury White Horse—a figure, of unknown origin, of a giant horse cut in a chalk hillside—was reshaped in 1873. All Saints' Church in the town is Norman, with later additions. Westbury is a railway junction. Its industries include the manufacture of cloth, gloves, and leather. Pop. (2001) 11,135.