2,000 feet deep
13,000 Ft or 3 miles down. Makes you think how much of our world is underwater. The Titanic was found at a depth of 2.5 miles (4 kilometers). It's at a depth of around 13000 feet or 4000 metres. the titanic sunk 12,460 feet into the ocean 2 miles 2 miles deep. +++ Notice the cold-water coral growing on the hand-rail, in the heading photo.
The gash in the side of the titanic from the iceberg was 350 feet long and 200 feet deep into the side. which aloowed water to get in which caused thetitanic to break in half an dthen sink. causing many deaths and tragedies.
Titanic was 882 feet and six inches long.
I'm pretty sure the titanic didn't have feet
The wreck of Titanic lies about 12,600 feet below sea level.
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36,569 feet deep
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it is 12,600 feet below sea level.
"deep" is a relative term. In some areas of the world water wells are drilled to over 3,000 feet down. However in many places water can be found between 40-100 feet. In my area of western Canada most groundwater is found between 25 and 250 feet. Not many wells are over 250 feet deep, but there are some down as far as 800 feet. It needs a very powerful and expensive submersible pump to bring this water to the surface.
The Titanic was found in 2 pieces. The bow and the stern about 1/2 mile away