The River Kennet is a river in southern England, flowing through the county of Berkshire. It is approximately 25 miles long and is a tributary of the River Thames. The river begins near the village of Kennet and travels eastward, passing through towns such as Newbury and Thatcham before joining the Thames at Reading. The River Kennet is known for its scenic beauty and rich biodiversity. It supports various wildlife, including fish and birds, and is popular for recreational activities like fishing and walking along its banks. The river also plays a vital role in local agriculture and water management in the region.