Parish in East Riding of Yorkshire, England
| Coordinates: | 53.756, -0.741 |
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| OS grid ref: | SE 83 29 |
| Population: | 3,430 |
Gilberdyke is a compact civil parish in the East Riding of Yorkshire, sitting on the low-lying agricultural plain near the Humber estuary. The village grew significantly in the Victorian era with the arrival of the railway and today still has a railway station on the Hull–Selby line and good road links, which make it a practical commuter base for nearby centres such as Hull and Howden.
Historically rooted in farming, the parish now combines rural character with light industry and distribution activity tied to regional transport routes, while retaining village amenities - a primary school, social clubs and local pubs - that give it a strong community feel. The surrounding flat landscape, drainage channels and hedgerowed fields reflect the Humber estuary’s influence and the area's long agricultural traditions.
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