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the River Thames is situated in the UK in central London

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How far is it from the Thames Barrier to the source of the River Thames?

The distance from the Thames Barrier to the source of the River Thames is about 215 miles (346 kilometers). The source of the River Thames is located in the Cotswolds region in Gloucestershire, England.


How far down the river thames is London bridge?

London Bridge is about 150 miles downstream from the source of the river Thames.


Does the river thames have a tide?

From the mouth of the Thames at the North Sea to Teddington Lock in West London.


Does the Argus River have its source or its mouth in Spain?

As far as I am familiar, there is no Argus River in Spain. If, perhaps, you meant the Tagus River (Río Tajo in Spanish), the river has its source and most of its length in Spain, but its mouth is in Portugal.


What type of river is the river Thames?

The river Thames is tidal as far upstream as Teddington Lock which is in a suburb of West London.


What river does the river thames join when it ends in oxford?

The Thames does not end in Oxford. It carries on meandering westward as far as Cricklade, near Cirencester.


Who sets the rules along the river Thames?

From the estuary up as far as Teddington Lock, ie the tidal part of the Thames, it is governed by the Port of London Authority. From Teddington Lock to its source, the Environment Agency is responsible.


What affects the River Thames?

Tides as far up river as Teddington Lock and heavy rainfall in the rest of the river.


Is Thames the longest river?

no, the river nile is the longest in the world


How long is the tidal part of the River Thames?

68 miles, as far as Teddington


Where does the thames become fresh water?

The Thames has fresh water from its source in the Cotswolds, as nearly all rivers have fresh water from their sources.


How did the estuary at the mouth of the thames help London became a center of trade?

It allowed ships to reach far inland