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The Thames Flood Barrier was ready for use in May 1984.
To stop the flood tide from coming upstream and flooding London
Every river has a flood plain, so yes.
The Thames Barrier is a flood prevention barrier on the river Thames east of London. Its purpose is to prevent London flooding at times of exceptionally high tides.
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There are no dams on the river Thames.Unless you are referring to the Thames Flood Barrier.This is downstream of central London, and it is a closeable barrier designed to hold back the sea when storms threaten to flood London.
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The Thames can flood, but the waters are contained by the Flood Barrier at Woolwich
In 1928, I'm not sure about the exact date, though.
It doesn't. It hasn't flooded for nearly 60 years.
Flood Plains