Guthan

Guthan is a village located in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England. It is situated in the Holderness region of the East Riding, approximately 3 miles east of the market town of Hedon and 6 miles east of the city of Kingston upon Hull. The village is relatively small and primarily residential in character.

Historically, Guthan has been part of the larger agricultural landscape of Holderness, a fertile plain known for its farming. Like many villages in the area, its development has been influenced by its proximity to larger settlements and its role in supporting the surrounding agricultural communities. Information regarding the precise origins of the name "Guthan" is not widely documented in readily accessible historical records, but it likely reflects an Old English or Norse settlement name, common in the region.

The village is served by local amenities, though most services are found in nearby Hedon or Hull. Transport links connect Guthan to the surrounding areas, facilitating travel for residents. The landscape around Guthan is typical of East Yorkshire, characterized by flat, arable farmland and drainage ditches. The local economy is influenced by the broader economic activities of the East Riding, with a mix of local employment and commuting to larger employment centers. In terms of demographics, Guthan is a small community with a stable population. Further detailed historical and geographical information can be found in more specialized local history archives and surveys of the East Riding of Yorkshire.