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A little introduction to what our beautiful River Thames has to offer to people interested in Boating. Whether it be hiring a boat for a day, paddling a kayak up the river, or buying a boat to spend every weekend on - there is something for everyone

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boating, fishing, restaurants and along the river and kayakyeg

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London

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The Thames river only runs through England.

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The Thames river only runs through England.

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Cites along the Thames: London, Oxford, Reading, Windsor 

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Cites along the Thames: London, Oxford, Reading, Windsor 

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The Thames river is used for water cooling in electricity generating stations,fish farming and industrial uses.

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The Thames is 215 miles long.
The river has over 80 islands.
Two-thirds of London's drinking water comes from here.
There are 44 locks,200 bridges and 119 different kind of fish.

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Much of London waste was dumped into the river Thames before sir Joseph  Bazalgette built London sewer system in 1865. In 1858 the stench from  all the sewage in the river was so bad that parliament had to be suspended. This was called The Great Stink and it led parliament to act in creating a sewer system for London.     

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Much of London waste was dumped into the river Thames before sir Joseph  Bazalgette built London sewer system in 1865. In 1858 the stench from  all the sewage in the river was so bad that parliament had to be suspended. This was called The Great Stink and it led parliament to act in creating a sewer system for London.     

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The Thames river was an  important trade route boundary, fresh water source and food source throughout history.

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The Thames river was an  important trade route boundary, fresh water source and food source throughout history.