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Measurements of major ion concentrations in the main rivers draining into the Humber estuary show two dominant spatial patterns, related to anthropogenic sources from catchments draining urban/industrial areas and background weathering sources from the rural catchments. Most major ions exhibit dilution effects with flow, with higher concentrations at baseflow compared with stormflow conditions. ...