The Thames River

The Thames River is a major waterway in southern England, flowing approximately 215 miles from the Cotswolds to the North Sea. It passes through important cities like London and Oxford, serving as a vital historical and modern transportation route. The river supports diverse ecosystems and provides recreational opportunities. Its banks are lined with parks, landmarks, and historic sites, playing a significant role in the region’s culture and economy. The Thames has shaped the development of surrounding communities for centuries and remains a symbol of London’s heritage and identity.