East Riding of Yorkshire

The eastern part is the plain of Holderness[?], the western the Yorkshire Wolds.

Towns and villages

• Beverley, Bridlington[?], Broomfleet[?], Burnby[?], Burton Agnes[?]
• Driffield[?]
• Everingham
• Flamborough[?], Fridaythorpe[?]
• Gilberdyke[?], Grimston[?]
• High Catton[?], High Hunsley[?], Highfield[?], Holme-on-Spalding-Moor[?], Hornsea[?], Howden[?], Hutton[?]
• Kingston-upon-Hull, Kirk Ella[?]
• Langtoft[?], Laxton[?], Long Riston[?]
• Market Weighton[?], Mappleton[?], Marton[?]
• Nafferton[?], North Cave[?], North End[?], North Ferriby[?], North Howden[?]
• Pocklington[?]
• Sewerby[?], Skidby[?], Skipsea[?], Snaith[?], South Cave[?], Stamford Bridge[?]
• Withernsea[?]

Places of interest

• Burnby Hall[?]
• Burton Agnes Manor House[?], Burton Agnes Hall[?]
• Sewerby Hall[?]
• Skipsea Castle
• Beverley Minster and Beverley Friary[?]
• Howden Minster[?]
• Skidby Working Windmill
• Hornsea Mere[?]
• River Humber, River Hull, Watton Beck[?], River Derwent, Yorkshire, River Ouse, River Aire, River Trent
• Aire and Calder Navigation
• Driffield Canal[?]
• Leven Canal[?]
• Market Weighton Canal[?]
• Pocklington Canal[?]
• Yorkshire Wildlife Trust[?]
• Flamborough Head[?]
• Spurn
• Wolds Way[?], a long distance footpath

External Link

• http://www.eastriding.gov.uk/