Environment Agency monitoring station
Spurn Point
North Sea · Spurn Point · Hull and East Riding catchment
EA station reference
L3370
Live measurement feed
Water level over the last seven days
Readings show measured change at this instrument. A station reading is not a flood warning and, without an official threshold, does not prove that the river is safe or dangerous.
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Station location
Blue point = monitoring instrument, not a reported flood.
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About this station
- Monitors
- North Sea
- Catchment
- Hull and East Riding
- Nearest named place
- Spurn Point
- EA opening date
- 30 June 1998
- Coordinates
- 53.57791, 0.10703
Nearby designated monitoring areas
Directory areas whose reference point is within approximately 10 km. Proximity does not mean this station controls that area or that a warning is active.
- Wider area at risk of tidal flooding in Cleethorpes and parts of HumberstonDesignated warning area · EA ref 053FWTCLEE2
- Properties along the Humber in the Kilnsea, Skeffling and Weeton areasDesignated warning area · EA ref 122FWT011
- The Humber estuary from Spurn Point to Winestead OutfallDesignated alert area · EA ref 122WAT957
- Properties on the east side of Kilnsea, including the Caravan Park, and Easington including the Caravan ParkDesignated warning area · EA ref 122FWC007
- Cleethorpes frontage from Harrington Street to Humberston FittiesDesignated warning area · EA ref 053FWTCLEE1
- Humberston frontage from 4th Avenue to 12th AvenueDesignated warning area · EA ref 053FWTHUMB1
- Properties at the end of Spurn PointDesignated warning area · EA ref 122FWC008
- Areas at risk near Buck Beck including Kings Road, Gayton Road, Thorganby Road and Wilton RoadDesignated warning area · EA ref 053FWFPECR17
Nearby monitoring stations
Use nearby instruments for context, but do not compare absolute station-datum values as if they shared the same baseline.
Source and limits: station directory and readings from the Environment Agency under the Open Government Licence v3.0. API readings can be delayed or unavailable. For warnings and emergency advice, use the official GOV.UK flood service.