The Thames River

The Thames river can not be separated from the city of London. It began in Kemble town which flows through Oxford and London to North Seaport. Originally known as Tamesis, the name was influenced by both Romans and Celts (Wikipedia). As Thames has always occupied a very important part in the lives of the people of London, it is inevitably related to the death of these people. In Victorian London, the scent of the Thames river is inevitable.

The Thames is the longest river in London. It provides over 90% of London's water, so it is a major river. The River Thames brings many benefits to human beings, such as boats, fishing, sightseeing, transportation, industries, power plants, and allows people to enjoy many popular and interesting sports. Through human activities, the water quality of the Thames river is changing. It continues to deteriorate on a daily basis due to sources within cities, including urban upstream sources and industrial rainwater spills and pollution control plant emissions. In order to clean the water, the government has many ways to make a pond. Collect rain water, running water, snow melting water. It helps reduce erosion and improve water quality

The length of Thames is 215 miles. It is the longest river in the UK. It is supplied from Thames head about 1 mile north of Kemble Village and then flows into the North Sea at the mouth of the Thames River. Thames, Ashton Keynes, Cricklade, Leclade, Oxford, Abingdon, Wallingford, Tailing · Tailing, Henley on Thames, Marlow, Wallingford, Windsor, Eton, Dirty, Sunberry, Weijnbridge, Thames Ditton pass. . We will enter the Greater London area from here. From the Greater London district, Thames passes through Hampton Court Palace, Kingston, Serbiton, Teddington, Twickenham, Richmond, Zion, and Cue. It then flows through the center of London to shape the main axis of the city. Especially from the Palace of Westminster to the Tower of London