water by Bryan Mills Beck and Scorborough Beck. The latter was also used for navigation in the early 19th century. In 1988, Aike and Arram Beck were altered, removing Aike Beck's connection to the River Hull completely. The waters of Scorborough Beck and Bryan Mills Beck were routed southwards along a catchwater drain, which runs beside the railway line to join Arram Beck. The original course of the navigation was largely filled in, using material from the embankments on either side of the channel. All that remains is a small section containing water near Beck Lane in Aike, and a slight indentation in the bank of the Hull where Aike Beck used to enter. The former junction of Aike Beck with the river marks the point at which the Driffield Navigation, upstream from the junction, becomes the River Hull, below it. Location Situated on the Driffield Navigation Next place upstream = Wilfholme Landing Next place downstream = Leven Canal Points of interest See also Canals of the United Kingdom History of the British canal system Notes Bibliography References Canals in the East Riding of Yorkshire Rivers of the East Riding of Yorkshire