Basic Titanic information...
Ever wanted to know just the basics about Titanic? Here they are. We do plan to add to the list whenever posible

Measurements:

46,328 Gross tons

21,831 Net tons

52,310 tons displacement – with a draft of 34 feet 7 inches

Hull weight at Launch:  23,600 tons

Length:  850.5 feet  - 882.5 feet overall

Breadth:  92.5

Depth from top of keel to top of beam at the lowest point of sheer at C-deck which extends the continuously from bow to stern – 64 feet 9 inches

Depth of Hold – 59-58 feet

Height from B to C deck – 9 feet

Height from A to B deck – 9 feet

Height from Boat Deck to A deck – 9 feet

Boat Deck Length – About 500 feet – Height above waterline 58

A –Deck Length  - About 500 feet – would be longer but these figures were taken from the Board of Trade Hearings – Height 9.6 feet – 48 feet 6 inches from waterline

B-Deck – Approximately 550 feet – height 9 feet – Height above waterline 39 feet 6 inches

C- Deck – Whole Length of ship – height 9 feet – Height above waterline 30 feet 6 inches – with length of Forecastle 125 feet and Poop Deck 105 feet

D – Deck – Whole Length of ship – height 10 feet 6 inches (tapered down at ends) – Height above waterline 20 feet

E- Deck – Whole Length of Ship – height 9 feet – Height above waterline – 11 feet

F-Deck – Whole Length of Ship – height 8.6 feet – Height above waterline – 2 feet 6 inches

G-Deck – 190 feet forward of boilers, 210 feet aft of machinery – 8 feet in height

Orlop Deck – 190 feet forward of boilers, 210 feet aft of machinery.

 

 


Colorized Titanic CAD-Plans

 

 

Decks and Accommodations
Excerpt from Shipping Casualties
Loss of the steamship 'Titanic' Circa 1912

 

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