Henley Locations:
The River Thames rises at Thames Head in Gloucestershire and flows to the city of London through Henley.

A view of the river flooding taken from Rod Eyot island in Henley during early 2009.
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An early winter morning view of the River Thames taken from Henley Bridge.
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Looking up the river from Henley Bridge with the Regatta Headquarters on the left.
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Looking down The River Thames towards Temple Island (out of view) from Henley Bridge with Thames Side on the left.
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The Angel on the Bridge public house from the metal gate next to the Henley Royal Regatta headquarters building.
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Rowers on the River Thames with Saint Mary's Church in the background.
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Temple Island and its reflection in the cold waters of the River Thames.
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Benches line the River Thames looking towards Temple Island as some geese consider going for an early morning swim.
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One of many attractive houses that are located along the banks of the River Thames.
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Frozen trees growing from the River Thames on a cold January morning.
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A stream of cracked frozen ice in open fields located alongside the River Thames.
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Geese going for an early morning swim along the River Thames in Henley-on-Thames.
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Damage caused alongside the River Thames by the winter flooding of Henley-on-Thames in early 2003.
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Barges floating on a cold River Thames during an early winter morning in Henley-on-Thames.
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Marsh Lock footbridge stretches over the River Thames on a winter morning in Henley-on-Thames in early 2003.
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Debris collected at the footbridge over the River Thames due to the high water levels in early 2003.
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Sunrise over the weir on the River Thames in Henley-on-Thames on a cold January morning.
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The River Thames on a cold January morning in early 2003 taken from the Mill Lane footbridge.
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A dark photo of the River Thames taken during the Henley-on-Thames Christmas late night shopping event.
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The River and Rowing museum demonstrating clearly why it was built on stilts during the floods of 2000.
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Mill Meadows during the floods of 2000. In the distance is St. Mary's Church.
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This picture shows the River Thames overflowing by Hobbs boathouse and yard.
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This picture shows the River Thames overflowing along the river front.
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The River Thames overflowing at the end of Friday Street. To the left in the distance is St. Mary's Church.
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This picture shows Mill Meadows after the River Thames burst its banks during the floods of 2000.
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The River Thames burst its banks during December 2000 causing Mill Meadows to flood.
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The amusingly placed "DO NOT LIGHT A FIRE" sign situated in Mill Meadows during the floods of 2000.
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A view from Marsh Lock footbridge facing towards Mill Lane. Mill Lane continues over the railway to its junction with Reading Road.
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This picture looks towards the main road from Henley-on-Thames to Wargrave that runs through the woods.
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The River Thames taken from the footbridge leading to Marsh Lock during the 2000 floods, notice how high the water level is.
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The footbridge that crosses over the River Thames from the end of Mill Lane to Marsh Lock.
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The lock-keeper's cottage at Marsh Lock. This picture looks towards Henley-on-Thames.
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Marsh Lock situated on the River Thames at the edge of Henley-on-Thames.
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The extremely fast running River Thames flowing through the weir by Marsh Lock taken from the wooden footbridge.
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The footbridge that crosses over the River Thames from the end of Mill Lane to Marsh Lock.
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The weir on the River Thames during the floods of 2000 showing how dangerously fast the current can get.
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Some of the boats available for hire in Henley-on-Thames along the side of the River Thames.
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This picture shows the river front taken from the other side of Henley Bridge.
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The very high water level of the River Thames taken from the footbridge leading to Marsh Lock during the 2000 floods.
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The River Thames taken from the footbridge leading to Marsh Lock during the floods in early December 2000.
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The outdoor seating area for the Angel on the Bridge public house located alongside Henley Bridge on the River Thames.
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The stretch of the river opposite The Little White Hart showing the private parking area allocated for patrons of the restaurant only.
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The river with the Leander Club on the opposite side. Henley Bridge is in the far right in front of the Regatta headquarters.
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The official Regatta headquarters taken from the bottom of Friday Street. This building was opened in April 1986 by The Queen.
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