Brough

Brough is a town and civil parish in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England. Situated on the north bank of the Humber Estuary, it lies approximately 9 miles west of Kingston upon Hull. The town's history is linked to its strategic location, serving as a port and defensive point for centuries. Archaeological evidence suggests Roman presence in the area, with remains of a Roman fort identified nearby.

Historically, Brough was a significant port and fishing centre. Its development was influenced by the maritime trade along the Humber. In more recent times, Brough has undergone considerable residential and industrial expansion. The presence of industries, including aviation manufacturing, has shaped its modern economy and population growth.

The civil parish of Brough encompasses the town itself and surrounding rural areas. The town features a mix of residential housing, local amenities, and some commercial enterprises. Its proximity to larger urban centres like Hull provides residents with access to a wider range of services and employment opportunities. The landscape around Brough is characterized by the flat terrain typical of the East Riding of Yorkshire, with the Humber Estuary forming a prominent natural feature. Brough is served by local transport links, connecting it to neighbouring towns and cities.