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= The River Thames = * '''@INDEX_LINK [[Category River]]''' The Thames - pronounced 'tems' - is the river that winds its way through the heart of London, dividing it into [[north London\|North London]] and [[south London\|South London]]. The city was created some two thousand years ago as a port; this original location remains the city's core, and is known still as the [[City Of London\|City of London]]. The eastern end of the section of the river that passes through London is the [[Docklands]], which were, from the 17th to mid-20th centuries, the busiest part of the city, playing home to a huge trade of seaborne shipping. Note - it's always described, archaically, as 'the River Thames', or just 'the Thames' - never 'the Thames River'. There are [[[River Buses\|river buses]] that can take you up and down the river, as well as numerous [river cruises\|River Cruises]] and also [[floating restaurants\|Floating Restaurants]]. There are of course also numerous [[[Category Bridges\|bridges]] passing over it and [tunnels\|River Tunnels]] passing under it. <br> ---- website='' = The River Thames = * '''@INDEX_LINK [[Category River]]''' The Thames - pronounced 'tems' - is the river that winds its way through the heart of London, dividing it into [[north London\|North London]] and [[south London\|South London]]. The city was created some two thousand years ago as a port; this original location remains the city's core, and is known still as the [[City Of London\|City of London]]. The eastern end of the section of the river that passes through London is the [[Docklands]], which were, from the 17th to mid-20th centuries, the busiest part of the city, playing home to a huge trade of seaborne shipping. Note - it's always described, archaically, as 'the River Thames', or just 'the Thames' - never 'the Thames River'. There are [[[River Buses\|river buses]] that can take you up and down the river, as well as numerous [river cruises\|River Cruises]] and also [[floating restaurants\|Floating Restaurants]]. There are of course also numerous [[[Category Bridges\|bridges]] passing over it and [tunnels\|River Tunnels]] passing under it. <br> ---- category='Category' edit_type='Minor tidying' modified='2005-05-14 01:44:31'	#REDIRECT [[Category River]] address='' fax='' formatted_website_text='' hours_text='' map_link='' opening_hours_text='' phone='' postcode='' website='' modified='2005-05-14 01:44:31'

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= The River Thames =

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The Thames - pronounced 'tems' - is the river that winds its way through the heart of London, dividing it into [[north London|North London]] and [[south London|South London]]. The city was created some two thousand years ago as a port; this original location remains the city's core, and is known still as the [[City Of London|City of London]]. The eastern end of the section of the river that passes through London is the [[Docklands]], which were, from the 17th to mid-20th centuries, the busiest part of the city, playing home to a huge trade of seaborne shipping. Note - it's always described, archaically, as 'the River Thames', or just 'the Thames' - never 'the Thames River'.

There are [[[River Buses|river buses]] that can take you up and down the river, as well as numerous [river cruises|River Cruises]] and also [[floating restaurants|Floating Restaurants]]. There are of course also numerous [[[Category Bridges|bridges]] passing over it and [tunnels|River Tunnels]] passing under it. <br>

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= The River Thames =

* '''@INDEX_LINK [[Category River]]'''

The Thames - pronounced 'tems' - is the river that winds its way through the heart of London, dividing it into [[north London|North London]] and [[south London|South London]]. The city was created some two thousand years ago as a port; this original location remains the city's core, and is known still as the [[City Of London|City of London]]. The eastern end of the section of the river that passes through London is the [[Docklands]], which were, from the 17th to mid-20th centuries, the busiest part of the city, playing home to a huge trade of seaborne shipping. Note - it's always described, archaically, as 'the River Thames', or just 'the Thames' - never 'the Thames River'.

There are [[[River Buses|river buses]] that can take you up and down the river, as well as numerous [river cruises|River Cruises]] and also [[floating restaurants|Floating Restaurants]]. There are of course also numerous [[[Category Bridges|bridges]] passing over it and [tunnels|River Tunnels]] passing under it. <br>

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