which preposition is the suitable one the Tower Bridge is over the Thames river or on the Thames
river?
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It is strange, but when it comes to rivers, 'over' is going over the river, but 'on' can sometimes mean just next to the river. This is especially true for place names.
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The answer would be: The tower bridge is over the Thames river/The tower bridge runs over the Thames river
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