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The River Thames itself does not flow through any lakes; however, it does have several tributaries and man-made reservoirs along its course. The river is fed by various streams and rivers, and it passes through areas with lakes and ponds, but these are not directly part of the river's flow. Notably, the Thames flows through the Thames Valley and is influenced by several water bodies, but it is not characterized by flowing through lakes.

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