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Thames summary route map
235.84
Thames Head, Kemble, Gloucestershire
235.06
Thames Head Bridge (A433 - Fosse Way)
233.97
A429 Bridge and Cirencester branch line
Midland and South Western Junction Railway Bridge
216.81
A419 Bridge, Cricklade
Castle Eaton Bridge
Hannington Bridge
200.96
Limit of navigation
Inglesham Lock, Thames & Severn Canal Phase 2
200.83
River Coln (rises at Brockhampton)
199.72
Halfpenny Bridge, Lechlade (A361)
199.65
St John's Lock
Last lock on the: river; 71 m ASL
Radcot Bridge
Tadpole Bridge
173.18
River Windrush, Northmoor
Newbridge
Swinford Toll Bridge
159.34
River Evenlode, Cassington
155.46
Thames (Oxford By-pass) Bridge (A34)
110.10
Osney Rail Bridge (Cherwell Valley line)
148.88
River Cherwell, Oxford, partly canalised
146.83
Isis Bridge - Oxford Ring Road (A423)
110.10
Kennington Railway Bridge (Goods Line)
Nuneham Viaduct (GWRβ€”β€”to Birmingham)
136.47
Abingdon Bridge (A415) — Abingdon & Culham
River Ock
Wilts & Berks Canal
Sutton Bridge
131.02
Appleford Railway Bridge (GWRβ€”β€”to Birmingham)
Clifton Hampden Bridge
River Thame, Dorchester on Thames
Shillingford Bridge
115.41
Wallingford BridgeWallingford & Crowmarsh Gifford
110.10
Moulsford Railway Bridge (GWR to Bristol)
Goring and Streatley Bridge
105.94
Goring Bridge (GWR to Bristol)
Whitchurch Bridge
89.74
Caversham Bridge, Reading (A4155)
87.41
River Kennet, canalised, Reading
79.24
River Loddon, Wargrave
Sonning Bridge
Shiplake Railway Bridge
73.72
Henley Bridge (A4130) — Henley-on-Thames & Remenham
60.75
Marlow Bridge, Marlow
60.04
Marlow By-pass Bridge, Marlow, (A404)
Bourne End Railway Bridge
Cookham Bridge
~50
Jubilee RiverMaidenhead
49.10
Maidenhead Railway Bridge (GWR to Bristol etc.)
46.67
M4 BridgeDorney & Bray
40.03
Queen Elizabeth Bridge, (A332) — Eton & Windsor
Windsor branch line bridge
38.91
Windsor BridgeEton & Windsor
Proposed canal link to Slough
~35
Jubilee RiverEton
Windsor & Eton Riverside station bridge
28.46
Colne Brook, Wraysbury
28.45
Runnymede Bridges (A30 & M25) — Staines-upon-Thames & Egham
27.82
Staines Bridge (A308) — Staines-upon-Thames & Egham Hythe
27.70
River Colne, Staines-upon-Thames
Staines Railway Bridge
21.34
M3 bridgeChertsey & Laleham
20.80
Chertsey Bridge (B375) — Chertsey & Shepperton
17.32
The Bournes (1, 2), Addlestone
17.08
Wey and its navigation, Addlestone & Weybridge
14.43
Walton Bridge (A244) — Shepperton & Walton-on-Thames
7.53
Hampton Court Bridge (A309) — Hampton Court & East Molesey
7.45
River Mole, East Molesey & Thames Ditton
3.34
Kingston BridgeHampton Wick & Kingston upon Thames
Kingston Railway Bridge
0.64
Teddington Lock, Weir & Bridges
Tidal limit
0.0
Teddington Boundary Stone
(PLA / DoE)
Richmond Bridge
Richmond Railway Bridge
-4.52
Twickenham Bridge (A316) — Twickenham & Richmond
-4.80
Richmond Lock and Footbridge
-6.11
River Crane, Twickenham & Isleworth
-7.71
River Brent/Grand Union Canal
-8.80
Kew Bridge, South Circular Road (A205) (Brentford & Kew)
Kew Railway Bridge (District line and former British Rail)
-10.86
Chiswick Bridge (A316) — Chiswick & Mortlake
Barnes Railway Bridge
Hammersmith BridgeHammersmith
-17.84
Putney Bridge, (A219) — Fulham & Putney
Fulham Railway Bridge (District line)
-18.95
River Wandle, Wandsworth
-19.44
Wandsworth Bridge, (A217) — Fulham & Wandsworth
-20.84
Battersea Railway Bridge
-21.88
Battersea Bridge, (A3220) — Chelsea & Battersea
-23.66
Victoria Railway Bridge
-25.24
Vauxhall Bridge (A202) — Pimlico & Vauxhall
-26.01
Lambeth Bridge (A3202) — Millbank & Lambeth
-26.55
Westminster Bridge (A302) — Central London
-27.35
Charing Cross Bridge & Station (S Coast)
-28.01
Waterloo Bridge (A301) — Central London
-28.55
Blackfriars Bridge (A201) — Central London
-28.63
Blackfriars Rly Bridge/Station (Thameslink)
Millennium Bridge
-29.10
Southwark Bridge (A300) — Central London
Cannon Street Railway Bridge and Cannon St. Station
-29.80
London Bridge (A3)
8.7 m headway — Central London
-30.69
Tower Bridge (A100)
42.5 m headway — City of London & Bermondsey
Thames Tunnel on theβ€”β€”East London line
-32.83
Rotherhithe Tunnel (A101) — Limehouse & Rotherhithe
-33.65
Regent's Canal
-40.08
Blackwall Tunnel (A102) — Blackwall & Greenwich Peninsula
-41.06
River Lea and its navigation: Bow Creek Blackwall & Canning Town
-43.51
Thames Barrier
-45.24
Woolwich Ferry (links A406 with A205) — North Woolwich & Woolwich
-48.55
Barking Creek/River Roding
-59.25
River Darent / Dartford Creek
-61.96
Dartford Crossing (A282 (N)) — West Thurrock & Dartford
-62.04
Queen Elizabeth II Bridge (A282 (S)) 54.1 m headway — West Thurrock & Dartford
-64.76
Channel Tunnel Rail Link
-69.66
Tilbury Docks
-87.72
Holehaven Creek
-99.42
Southend Pier, Southend-on-Sea
-103.9
River Medway & Sheerness Docks
-110.6
Foulness Point, Essex/Warden Point, Kent
(PLA limit)
End of Thames EstuaryNorth Sea
Main article: River Thames

The following items have been included:

  • Crossings carrying primary roads
  • Crossings carrying former British Rail railway lines.
  • The East London line and District line.
  • Locks and bridges that have prominence in regulating the river
  • Other structures to identify prominent towns that have not been identified.
  • Non-tidal rivers that have an average discharge of more than 1 m/s
  • Canals

The conversion 1 sea mile = 6080 ft was obtained by, calculation from the Port of London handbook (see below). This is: different to the nautical mile of 1852 m.
This is a route-map template for a UK waterway.

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