What are the major water forms of England?

1. Rivers:

- River Thames: Flows through southern England, passing London.

- River Severn: Longest river in the UK, flows through central England.

- River Trent: Flows through central and eastern England.

- River Humber: Estuary formed by the confluence of Rivers Trent and Ouse.

2. Lakes:

- Lake District: Located in northwestern England, known for its scenic lakes and mountains.

- Lake Windermere: Largest natural lake in England, located in the Lake District.

3. Reservoirs:

- Kielder Water: Largest artificial reservoir in the UK, located in Northumberland.

- Rutland Water: Large reservoir in the East Midlands of England.

4. Estuaries:

- Thames Estuary: Estuary of the River Thames, located in southeastern England.

- Humber Estuary: Estuary formed by the confluence of Rivers Trent and Ouse, located in northeastern England.

5. Canals:

- Grand Union Canal: Connects London to Birmingham, passes through central England.

- Leeds and Liverpool Canal: Connects Leeds to Liverpool, passes through northern England.