The Humber is a river that originates in the southern foot of the Pennine Mountains in southern England, curves sharply as it flows northeast, joins the River Ouse 24km west of Hull, and flows into the North Sea as the River Humber. Cities along its coast include Derby, Stoke-on-Trent, and Nottingham, and ocean-going ships can travel as far as Gainsborough. Its total length is 273km. Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
英国南部,ペニン山脈南麓に発し,大きく湾曲しながら北東に流れ,ハルの西方24kmでウーズ川と合流,ハンバー川となって北海に注ぐ川。沿岸にダービー,ストーク・オン・トレント,ノッティンガムなどの都市があり,ゲーンズバラまで外洋船の航行が可能。全長273km。
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