Thames Head
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Thames Head is the traditionally recognized spring in Gloucestershire, England, regarded as the starting point of the River Thames.
Statements (33)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
geographical feature
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source of a river → spring → |
| administrativeTerritory |
Cotswold District
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| category |
Landforms of Gloucestershire
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River Thames → Springs of England → |
| country |
England
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| elevation |
approximately 110 metres above sea level
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| gridReferenceSystem |
Ordnance Survey National Grid
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| hasFeature |
inscribed stone with distances to the Thames Barrier and sea
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| hasMarker |
stone marker indicating the source of the Thames
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| hasStatus |
often dry at the surface in summer
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| heritageStatus |
traditional rather than strictly hydrological source
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| hydrologicalNote |
actual perennial headwaters of the Thames often traced to sources near Seven Springs or other tributaries
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| locatedIn |
Cotswolds
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Gloucestershire NERFINISHED → |
| locatedNear |
Cirencester
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Kemble → Trewsbury Mead → |
| nearInfrastructure |
Fosse Way
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Thames and Severn Canal → |
| nearRoad |
A433 road
NERFINISHED
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| nearSettlement |
Coates
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Ewen → |
| partOf |
River Thames drainage basin
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| recognizedAs |
starting point of the River Thames
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| region |
South West England
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| sourceOf |
River Thames
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| startPointOf |
Thames Path
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| tourism |
visited by walkers on the Thames Path
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| traditionalSourceOf |
River Thames
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| watercourse |
River Thames
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Referenced by (1)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
|
Thames
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sourceLocation |