The Humber Estuary is a significant waterway located in the northeast of England, where the River Humber meets the North Sea. It serves as a natural boundary between the counties of Yorkshire and Lincolnshire. The estuary is approximately 25 miles long and is known for its wide tidal range, which can exceed 7 meters. It plays a crucial role in local ecosystems and supports various wildlife, including migratory birds. The Humber Estuary is also an important economic hub, with major ports such as Hull and Grimsby facilitating trade and shipping activities. The surrounding area features industrial sites, agricultural land, and nature reserves, making it a diverse region. Additionally, the estuary is part of the Humber Bridge,