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The 13 pages that link to River Thames, each with the reason it gives.

• LondonRelated: The Thames shaped London's growth, trade, and recognizable geography.

• Great StinkRelated: Its polluted tidal reaches carried the sewage whose smell defined the crisis.

• Joseph BazalgetteRelated: The polluted Thames was both the city’s waterway and the destination of its sewage.

• Tidal riverBroader topic: Its tidal reach passes through central London and influences navigation and flood risk.

• OxfordRelated: The Thames forms part of Oxford’s setting and has historically shaped movement through the region.

• OxfordshireRelated: Its upper valley shapes the county’s southern landscape and connects several settlements.

• LondiniumRelated: The river carried goods and connected Londinium to inland and maritime trade.

• Kenneth GrahameRelated: Its upper reaches informed the riverbank landscape of Grahame’s best-known book.

• London EyeRelated: The wheel stands on the river’s South Bank and frames views across the water.

• Amelia DyerRelated: A child’s body found in the Thames in 1896 led police to Dyer.

• History of LondonRelated: It enabled trade, supplied a crossing point, and shaped London’s growth.

• Jerome K. JeromeRelated: Its stretch between Kingston and Oxford provides the setting for Jerome’s best-known novel.

• Wels catfishRelated: Occasional Wels catfish captures illustrate the species’ presence outside its native range.