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Thames
The River Thames is 346 km [ 215 miles]. The source of the River Thames is Thames Head , Gloucestershire [ England ]. The mouth of the River Thames is Thames Estuary [ North sea ]. The River Thames...
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Thames Estuary Wildlife
Beast spotted on the river Thames!⁠ 👹 ⁠ There is no stopping the Thames Beast. Are you ready to enter the mouth of this fearsome river monster? Somebody call Jeremy Wade!⁠ ⁠ #riverthames #beast #monster #jeremeywade #london | Thames RIB Experience
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Beast spotted on the river Thames!⁠ 👹 ⁠ There is no stopping the Thames Beast. Are you ready to enter the mouth of this fearsome river monster? Somebody call Jeremy Wade!⁠ ⁠ #riverthames #beast #monster #jeremeywade #london | Thames RIB Experience
FacebookThames RIB Experience
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BBC News follow the Marine Unit on patrol in the Thames Estuary
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BBC News follow the Marine Unit on patrol in the Thames Estuary
FacebookEssex Police
29.7K viewsMay 24, 2022
WATCH: Bizarre creature or whale? What was spotted in the River Thames?
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WATCH: Bizarre creature or whale? What was spotted in the River Thames?
Global NewsNicole Mortillaro
Apr 7, 2016
Top videos
Take a Look at This Map of Tectonic Plates and Their Boundaries
Take a Look at This Map of Tectonic Plates and Their Boundaries
thoughtco.com
Mar 8, 2017
Thames Estuary 2100 Adaptation Pathway Project
Thames Estuary 2100 Adaptation Pathway Project
engagementhq.com
Aug 12, 2022
The River Thames Mind Map
The River Thames Mind Map
twinkl.co.uk
Feb 18, 2022
Thames Estuary History
Forty years ago today, the Thames Barrier was officially opened. It was designed to protect London from flooding until 2030. It’s now expected to function until 2070. One notable incident in the barrier's history was when a 3,000-tonne dredger crashed into it on a foggy morning in October 1997. According to a report, the dredger hit one of the barrier’s concrete piers, causing extensive damage to the vessel and superficial damage to the barrier. The master of the dredger was found to have failed
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Forty years ago today, the Thames Barrier was officially opened. It was designed to protect London from flooding until 2030. It’s now expected to function until 2070. One notable incident in the barrier's history was when a 3,000-tonne dredger crashed into it on a foggy morning in October 1997. According to a report, the dredger hit one of the barrier’s concrete piers, causing extensive damage to the vessel and superficial damage to the barrier. The master of the dredger was found to have failed
FacebookBBC London
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Underwater on the HMS London in the Thames Estuary
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Underwater on the HMS London in the Thames Estuary
Mail Online
May 20, 2014
Over 3500 seals live in Thames Estuary - survey
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Over 3500 seals live in Thames Estuary - survey
Mail Online
4 months ago
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