River Thames (in the UK)

The River Thames is the longest river in England, stretching about 215 miles (346 kilometers) from its source in the Cotswolds to the North Sea. It flows through major cities, including London, where it serves as an iconic landmark. The Thames is historically significant, having been a trade route for centuries, and today it supports various activities, such as boating and tourism. The river is also home to diverse wildlife and features famous sights like the Tower Bridge and the Houses of Parliament. It plays a crucial role in the cultural and economic life of London and the surrounding areas.