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Hessle

England

15,486Population
HU13Postal code

Hessle is a town and civil parish located in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England, just west of Kingston upon Hull. Known for its proximity to the Humber Bridge, Hessle features a blend of historical significance and modern amenities.

02Geography

Situated on the north bank of the Humber Estuary, Hessle is surrounded by several villages, including Willerby, Anlaby, and North Ferriby. The town is notable for its chalk-quarrying history, with remnants visible in the west, particularly at the Humber Bridge Country Park, which offers scenic walking routes and diverse wildlife.

Hessle · Data
County
East Riding of Yorkshire
Nation
England
Population
15,486
Postal code
HU13
Website
https://www.hessletowncouncil.gov.uk/history-of-hessle
Coordinates
53.7239, -0.4319

Photos

Red brick town hall building on South Lane with parked cars and trees.
South Lane in Hessle features a red brick building with a sign reading 'Town Hall' and parked cars along the street.
Humber Bridge over the river with blue sky and clouds.
Humber Bridge spans the River Humber near Hessle in East Riding of Yorkshire.

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