"River Thames" Wikipedia (via DBPedia)
The River Thames is a major river flowing through southern England. While best known because its lower reaches flow through central London, the river flows through several other towns and cities, including Oxford, Reading and Windsor. The river gives its name to several administrative / political names: The Thames Valley, a region of England centred around the river between Oxford and West London, the Thames Gateway, the area centred around the tidal Thames, and the Thames Estuary to the east of London.
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Original Photo 1940 London Thames River London Bridge
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Original Photo Landscape Thames River Through Central L
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FISHING FAMOUS RIVERS - UPPER THAMES by BILL TAYLOR
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2 PLATES THAMES RIVER SCENES PALISSY HAMPTON COURT
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SALTERS GUIDE TO THE THAMES RIVER LONDON RARE MAP BOOK
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A. DE BREANSKI - British Listed 19thC OIL, RIVER THAMES
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The RIVER THAMES England View-Master Set C-276 Ex Cond.
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The RIVER THAMES England View-Master Set C-276
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LAMBETH PALACE,RIVER THAMES,G.D.& D.,STAR SERIES,1915
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RIVER THAMES,SHOWING ST.THOMAS' HOSPITAL,F.F.& CO.,1905
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LONDON TOWER BRIDGE Wooden Model Thames River 3D Puzzle
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Thames River New London LI Sound to Norwich Chart 1977
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JOHN FULLWOOD original signed etching River Thames
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Thames River London Old Belgian Postcard
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Art oil painting landscape on the Thames river canvas
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St Paul From River Thames Pencil Print - Judges S.L.794
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Chosen Answer by Angel A
the tower bridge area is slush mud. But when the tide goes out.. the Thames is tidal, and the river ebbs.. back and forward. there is sand which is grey and over 2000 years old. and small stones around that area the tide .. and currents are very strong, and in the 18 century people jumped into the Thames to kill themselves in that area. the Romans came there in AD 50 And the first bridge was London bridge very close to tower bridge.. hope this is some help
Chosen Answer by apache64
Military helicopter aircrew are required to be familiar with flying in complex airspace and this is afforded by the Heathrow and London area. When there is other landing traffic at City or Heathrow the helicopters are required to hold their position until it is clear to proceed. It is safer to fly an orbit than to hover in case of an engine failure. There are also several places that they are required to land in the Thames area as well. Hope this helps!
Chosen Answer by Cari
I'm sure you could drown eventually even if you were a strong swimmer, but I think it's more likely that you'd freeze to death or you'd get poisoned first.
Chosen Answer by carina
only if you've got a licence http://www.visitthames.co.uk/text/95/registering_your_boat.html
Chosen Answer by deelightuk2004
Here is a good site about the River Thames, it should tell you everything you need to know:0) http://www.riverthames.co.uk/about.htm
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