As it leaves Driffield, it is referred to as the River Hull as well as West Beck on Environment Agency mapping despite the River Hull traditionally being called so when the beck reaches Emmotland and merges with other watercourses. For the last  of the river approaching Corpslanding Bridge it is known as Driffield Navigation (West Beck).
As it leaves Driffield, this watercourse is also known as the River Hull in addition to West Beck on Environment Agency maps, whereas traditionally the River Hull name applies when the beck joins other streams at Emmotland. For its final approach to Corpslanding Bridge, it is referred to as Driffield Navigation (West Beck).