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What are the three bridges over the river thames?
Tower Bridge, London Bridge, Westminster Bridge.
What are the three longest river in the UK?
Severn, Thames, Trent.
Where does the Thames Gateway start and end?
The Thames Gateway is an area of land stretching 40 miles (60 km) east from inner East London on both sides of the River Thames and the Thames Estuary. It stretches from Westferry in Tower Hamlets to the Isle of Sheppey and extends across three of the regions of England.
What is the second longest river in England?
The River Thames - which is about three miles shorter than the Severn.
How long is the river in Britain?
The river Severn is the longest river in Britain but is only three miles longer than the river Thames.
Name 3 rivers that flow into the English channel?
Three rivers that flow into the English Channel are the Thames River, Seine River, and the Rhine River. The Thames is in England, while the Seine and Rhine are in the European Continent.
What is the largest river in Connecticut?
Major Rivers- Connecticut River, Housatonic River, Thames RiverMajor Lakes- Lake Candlewood
Where was shakespeare globe theatre build?
The Globe stood on the south bank of the Thames River across London Bridge from the actual city in a suburb known as Bankside. The reproduces building stands about three hundred meters from the original site.
Is the river Severn the longest in the UK?
Yes, that would be correct. the Severn river is the longest river in the UK.
What is the name of one of the bridges along the Brisbane river?
The following bridges cross the Brisbane River:The Gateway BridgeThe Storey BridgeCaptain Cook BridgeVictoria BridgeWilliam Jolly BridgeThe Goodwill Bridge (pedestrian only)
What is a local estuary example?
Three examples of estuaries are: mangroves, salt marshes, and where the mouth of a river empties into the ocean.
Which 3 rivers flow into the north sea?
There are three rivers in England that flow into the North Sea. They are the River Thames, the River Medway, and the River Tyne.
