The River Hull is a river in East Yorkshire, England, flowing through the city of Hull. It stretches approximately 40 miles and is known for its role in the region's trade and transport. The river begins at the village of Hessle and eventually empties into the Humber Estuary. Historically, the River Hull has been significant for shipping and fishing, contributing to the local economy. It features several bridges, including the Humber Bridge, which connects the areas on either side. The river also supports various wildlife and recreational activities, making it an important natural resource for the community.