River Hull blue plaque — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

This blue commemorative plaque records: The River Hull rises on the Wolds near Elmswell and flows southwards to enter the Humber. The name Hull may orginate from old Scandinavian for 'Deep One' or celtic for 'Muddy One'. Recorded plaque organisation: Waterfront Communities Project.

The River Hull is a navigable waterway in East Yorkshire, England, playing a crucial role in the development of Kingston upon Hull as a port city by providing access to the Humber Estuary and beyond. Its name possibly derives from Old Scandinavian meaning 'Deep One' or Celtic for 'Muddy One', reflecting historical linguistic influences in the region.

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