River Humber

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The River Humber is a large tidal estuary on the east coast of northern England that forms a key natural boundary and major shipping route between Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.

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Label Occurrences
River Humber canonical 8

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf estuary
river
tidal estuary
basinCountry United Kingdom
country United Kingdom
crossedBy Humber Bridge
emptiesInto North Sea
formsNaturalBoundaryBetween Lincolnshire
Yorkshire
hasBridge Humber Bridge
hasCharacteristic high tidal range
mudflats
saltmarshes
hasEstuaryMouthNear Kilnsea
Spurn Point
hasPort Port of Goole
Grimsby docks
surface form: Port of Grimsby

Port of Hull
Port of Immingham
inflowsFrom River Ancholme
River Hull
River Ouse
River Trent
knownFor Humber Bridge
major estuarine shipping route
length approximately 38 miles
approximately 60 kilometres
locatedIn England
Northern England
locatedNear Barton-on-Humber
surface form: Barton-upon-Humber

Grimsby
Immingham
Hull
surface form: Kingston upon Hull
locatedOn east coast of England
majorShippingRouteFor Lincolnshire
Yorkshire
mouthOfWaterbody River Ouse
surface form: Ouse

Trent
partOf Humber Estuary
surface form: Humber estuary SSSI network

North Sea drainage basin
surface form: North Sea basin
region Lincolnshire
Yorkshire and the Humber
separates East Riding of Yorkshire
surface form: East Riding of Yorkshire from North Lincolnshire
usedFor commercial shipping
fishing
recreation
waterwayType navigable waterway

Referenced by (8)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Northumbria borderFeature River Humber
North Lincolnshire crossedByRiver River Humber
East Riding of Yorkshire hasRiver River Humber
A15 road crosses River Humber
Northern Britain hasMajorRiver River Humber
Kingdom of Deira hasTerritoryAround River Humber
seaside resort of Cleethorpes hasNearbyWaterBody River Humber
subject surface form: Cleethorpes
Deira associatedRiver River Humber