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The total elevation of the Thames over it's 215 miles length is only 360 ft. There are no waterfalls.
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Why has the river thames got 19 small waterfalls and 0 big ones?
why are you
When was there a whale in The River Thames?
About two years ago, a whale got lost and made its way up the Thames as far as London. It was unable to find its way back to open sea and eventually died.
How did the Incas get their water?
they got it from a river
Can you walk the river thames?
Well, David Walliams swam the River Thames so there isn't anything stopping you. Only he probably got permission from somebody. To swim the river thames, David Walliams ate food with quite alot of calories for energy. Did that answer the question? ------------------------------------------ There are sevral places in the upper Thames where people swim in the summer. However down river (near London) it would probably be best to avoid swimming.
Is a stream or river a body of water?
Yes, as long as it's got water in it.
Why did bombur fall asleep inside mirkwood?
He fell into the river and got enchanted into a deep sleep.
Where does the the River Thames start and end?
The River Thames starts about a mile north of Kemble, near Cirencester and ends in Southend believe me I should know I got an A+ in Geography and I'm doing homework about it now so this is a true answer if you still want a reliable answer look at a map of London it's on there XD
Where did vikings get water from?
the river near them they did not care that it was not fresh
Why is river water a solution?
why river water solutioncarries sand,clay and other sediment :) i am sure it is correct because i got it right in homework :)
Why are the river important to a Mesopotamia and its success as a civilization?
because they got water from there
How has the Ohio river changed over time?
the water got piloted
How the River Thames got its name?
The River is named after Thames Head which is believed to be the source although there is some doubt about whether this is the "true" source of the river several others having a claim. It is located near Cirencester in Gloucestershire. The River has given it's name to Thames Valley not the other way round. Thames is derived from middle English Temes which itself comes from the Celtic Temasis meaning dark. The "h" was added in the 14th century giving it a Greek look when the Celts were incorrectly believed to have come from Greece (there is a Greek river Thyamis). It is pronounced phonetically - Temz.
