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The reason the Thames is so dark is because it carries sediment from the North Sea.

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The Thames is both tidal and non-tidal, and they are seperated by the varying sections.

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The Great Fire of 1666 that hit London was stopped from hitting southern London due to the river. People had been worried that the fire would spread and continue to devastate the city, but thankfully it didn't. It also is probably full of dead bodies in the river because of The Plague. The name came from multiple different descents, but most of them came from Latin roots. It overall means "dark" or "deep".

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The Thames in its early days was basically a highway. They used to take ships and travel up and down the river to deliver goods to the cities. These are the main reasons these cities exist on the river, to ensure ease of access to goods that they couldn't make themselves.

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The Thames is used by people to fish, boat, and general public use. The river is very cold, and in electrical plants/industrial sites they take the cold water and use it to cool down the machines to continue to make more energy. In some cleaner areas of the river, people can swim. It is being used by people to fish, swim, travel, obtain electricity, and tour.

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It's name has deeper meaning, it roughly means "dark" due to the deep colour of the water!

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The Thames river runs for about 215 miles (346 kilometers) . At its smallest sections, it can be a mere 18 meters (60 ft) as seen in Lechlade, but can get up to ~100 meters (325 ft) in Teddington.

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The famous Thames river runs through a large section of the UK, hitting near the capital, London. It hits quite a few famous cities, including Oxford, Southend, London, and many more.