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The '''River Trent''' is one of [[England]]'s largest rivers. It flows through the counties of [[Staffordshire]], [[Derbyshire]], [[Leicestershire]], [[Nottinghamshire]] and [[Lincolnshire]], before entering the Humber Estuary, on the [[North Sea]]. It is the only major river in [[Great Britain]] to flow from South to North.

The '''River Trent''' is one of [[England]]'s largest rivers. It flows through the counties of [[Staffordshire]], [[Derbyshire]], [[Leicestershire]], [[Nottinghamshire]] and [[Lincolnshire]], before entering the Humber Estuary, on the [[North Sea]]. It is the only major river in [[Great Britain]] to flow from South to North.

It traditionally forms the division between Northern and Southern England, along with the [[River Mersey]], though [[geology|geologists]] prefer to use the [[Exe-Tees line]].

It traditionally forms the division between Northern and Southern England, along with the [[River Mersey]], though [[geology|geologists]] prefer to use the [[Tees-Exe line]].

As with many river names in England, the name ''Trent'' is of British (Celtic) origin. It comes from the British ''Trisanton'', which may approximately be translated as 'trespasser' and in this sense used of a river liable to flood.

As with many river names in England, the name ''Trent'' is of British (Celtic) origin. It comes from the British ''Trisanton'', which may approximately be translated as 'trespasser' and in this sense used of a river liable to flood.

[[Category:Rivers|Trent River]]

[[Category:Rivers|Trent River]]