tamise

Tamise, also known as Thamess or Tamise River, is a river in France. It originates in the Burgundy region and flows through the departments of Côte-d'Or and Nièvre. The Tamise is a tributary of the Loire River, joining it near Nevers. The river is relatively short, measuring approximately 85 kilometers in length. Its drainage basin covers an area of around 1,400 square kilometers.

The Tamise River plays a role in the local landscape and ecosystem. It passes through agricultural areas and small towns, contributing to the water resources of the region. Historically, rivers like the Tamise have been important for transportation and settlement, though their significance in these areas has diminished with modern infrastructure. The river's flow can vary depending on rainfall and seasonal conditions. Its waters support various aquatic life and vegetation along its banks. The municipality of Tamise is also located in the Oise department of France, but this is a separate entity from the river. The river itself does not have significant industrial or commercial activity directly associated with it in modern times.