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How does the river thames affect the people who live next to it?
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∙ 13y ago
It only affects people if the river floods.
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∙ 13y ago
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Why are there apartments by the Thames River?
For people to live in.
Could you live on the river Thames?
Yes, and some people do.
Do people live or work on the river banks of the river Thames?
yes they do!they go on a boat and live on it and yes people do work there
How many cross the river Thames?
There are 214 bridges, over 20 tunnels, six public ferries, and one Ford. See attached link for a list of crossings over the river Thames.
Does anyone live near the river thames?
The River Thames runs right through the centre of London, England. Many towns and cities originate on the banks of rivers as they are valuable rescources for water, food and transport. London is no different and hundreds of thousands of people now live alongside the River Thames.
Does River Thames have a lot of fish?
around 100 different type of fish live in the river Thames.
How do the people who live along the river thames use the river?
Some use it for fishing, some for boating, some even as a route to get to work !
What insects are there on the river thames?
The Thames River is a river that runs through England. One of the common insects that lives on the Thames River is the Mayflies. Mayflies cousins are dragonflies. They live off of the water, and their life cycle is usually short.
River like to live next to?
The Mississippi, the Thames, the Danube.
What is the thames basin?
The Thames Basin is an area surrounding the River Thames, any rain falling in the Basin ends up in the Thames. It covers and area of just under 5000 square miles and some 13 million people live in the area
2 differences between the river Thames and river Nile?
The Nile is about 4,132 miles long - the Thames is about 215 miles long. The Nile flows through jungle and desert - the Thames does not. Crocodiles live in the Nile - they do not live in the Thames.
Do invertebrates live near River Thames?
Yeah crabs ect
