Barnes reach of the Thames

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Barnes reach of the Thames is a stretch of the River Thames in southwest London known for its scenic riverside environment and popularity for rowing and recreational boating.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
river reach
adjacentTo Barnes
Chiswick
country United Kingdom
hasBank Barnes riverside
Chiswick riverside
linked to: Chiswick
hasFeature boathouses
riverside towpath
rowing clubs
scenic views
knownFor recreational boating
rowing
scenic riverside environment
locatedIn England
London
linked to: London, England

United Kingdom
southwest London
partOf River Thames
linked to: Thames

non-tidal River Thames rowing course
popularWith cyclists
recreational boaters
rowers
walkers
river River Thames
linked to: Thames
usedFor leisure activities
recreational boating
rowing
watercourse River Thames
linked to: Thames

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Referenced by (7)

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Putney Embankment near Barnes reach of the Thames
Championship Course followsSectionOf River Thames between Putney and Mortlake
linked to: Barnes reach of the Thames
Thatched House Lodge near River Thames at Richmond
linked to: Barnes reach of the Thames
Gatehouse of Richmond Palace near River Thames at Richmond
linked to: Barnes reach of the Thames
Richmond Hill viewpoint partOf Thames landscape between Richmond and Twickenham
subject linked to: The Richmond Hill viewpoint
linked to: Barnes reach of the Thames
Barnes High Street near River Thames at Barnes
linked to: Barnes reach of the Thames
Tagg’s Island bridgeConnectsTo Hampton bank of the Thames
linked to: Barnes reach of the Thames