River Thames (London)
The River Thames (pronounced 'Temz') is England's most famous river and as it runs through the heart of London. The river is the second longest and its source is in Gloucestershire and it passes through Oxford, Reading and Windsor in a region known as the Thames Valley. After Teddington Lock (near Kingston), the river becomes tidal and passes through the low-lying capital of London, gradually widening. It flows into the Thames Estuary and endes joining the southern end of the North Sea. There have been settlements on the river during the whole of England's human history.
River Thames, related objects
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Coordinates: 51°28'15"N -0°15'20"E
- Barnes 1.2 km
- Chiswick 1.6 km
- Roehampton 2 km
- Putney 2.9 km
- Fulham 3.5 km
- Richmond Park 3.6 km
- London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham 4.1 km
- Wandsworth Council 4.9 km
- London Borough of Richmond-upon-Thames 5.1 km
- Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea 5.8 km
- Park Lane 8.2 km
- A501 Marylebone Road 8.9 km
- A4201 Regent Street 9 km
- A400 Charing Cross Road 10 km
- Fleet Street 11 km
- Euston Road 11 km
- A3211 Victoria Embankment 11 km
- Tooley Street 12 km
- 18 km
- Rihtim Caddesi 2584 km