River Documental

Humber

Humber aka River Humber, Humber Estuary

Mouth: Easington, East Riding of Yorkshire

Confluence: Faxfleet, East Riding of Yorkshire

Length: 62km

Islands:

Spurn
Ravenser Odd (Former) [1;S22]
Sunk Island (Former)
Read's Island (Artifical)
Whitton island

Regions:

Yorkshire and the Humber

Counties:

East Riding of Yorkshire (Ceremonial)
Lincolnshire (Ceremonial, Non-metropolitan)
Yorkshire (Historical)
North Humberside (Postal)
South Humberside (Postal)

Fishes

Oyster (Last Rep. 2025) [2]
Atlantic Cod (Last Rep. 2024) [3][4][5]
Northern Pike (Last Rep. 2022) [3]
Grey Smoothhound (Last Rep. 2018) [3][4]
Atlantic Mackerel (Last Rep. 2015) [6]
European Flounder [3][4]
Whiting [3][4]
Haddock [4]
Bass [4]
Plaice [4]
Dab [4]
Sole [4]
Thornback Ray [4]
Tope [4]
Dogfish [4]
Rockling [4]
Eel [4]
Sea Lamprey [7][8][9]
River Lamprey [7][8][9]
Grey Seal [7][8][9]

The Humber is formed by the meeting of the River Ouse and the River Trent, to where it flows along 62km into the North Sea.

Course (Mouth to Source)

Louth Canal
Buck Beck
River Freshney
Mawmbridge Drain
Oldfleet Drain
Middle Drain
North Beck Drain
Skitter Beck
Hedon Haven
Old Fleet
River Hull
The Beck
Fleet Drain
Barton Haven
River Ancholme
Winteringham Haven
Brough Haven
Cabley Creek
Market Weighton Canal
River Ouse/River Trent

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