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Which countries did the Titanic go to?
Titanic set sail from Southampton England and picked up at Cherborg, France and Ireland en route to America
How long did the titanic sail or travel?
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How many years did the Titanic sail?
The Titanic set sail on 10 April 1912 but hit an iceberg 4 days later and sank.
Did the titanic ever sail past a lighthouse?
No the titanic wasn't near a lighthouse
How far did the Titanic sail until it sank and would the Titanic still you sailing now?
the titanic was supposed to sail for 5 days but sank on the 3rd hour of the second or third day
Where was the titanic's 2 destination?
Titanic II, which was never built, was intended to sail in the Far East. China was part of it's itinerary.
Which countries did the Titanic go to?
Titanic set sail from Southampton England and picked up at Cherborg, France and Ireland en route to America
Where was the titanic going and from were was this it first voyage?
Titanic left Ireland to set sail on April 11th, 1912 en route to New York City.
What sea did the Titanic sail?
The Titanic was en route to New York, New York, USA from Southampton, England, UK, when it collided with an iceberg in the North Atlantic Ocean.
Where did Titanic sail to?
The Titanic was sailing to New York
For what country was the Titanic sail?
The Titanic was sailing to the U.S.
How many years did the Titanic sail for?
The Titanic was sunk on its maiden voyage. Therefore, it did not sail any years.
Where was the titanic trying to sail?
Titanic was trying to sail to New York on her maiden voyage across the Atlantic.
Where was the Titanic sailing from and when did she set sail?
The RMS Titanic set sail from Southampton, England on 10 April, 1912.
What country did the titanic sail from?
The Titanic set sail from Southampton, England on April 10, 1912.
How old was captain nelson on titanic?
Lord Nelson did not sail Titanic.
From where did the Titanic sail?
British luxury passenger liner that sank on April 15, 1912, on route to New York from Southampton, England, on its maiden voyage.
