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What size was the titanics anchor?
24 ounces
How big was the Titanic anchor?
It took 20 horses to pull titanics anchor and at its time was the bigest anchor ever forged and for some time after that. but I do not know how large it was.
What is the titanics nickname?
titan
The iceberg ruptured how many of the Titanics watertight compartments?
The iceberg ruptured how many of the Titanics watertight compartments
Surname of titanics captain?
Smith
Who was the titanics chef?
charles proctor
Who rescued titanics passengers?
The Carpathia
Who was titanics designer?
Thomas Andrews
What was the ship that saved the titanics survivors?
Carpathia
Who was titanics capten?
edward john smith
What was titanics ship sister?
The Britannic and the Olympic
Did the titanics band go down with the Titanic?
Yes.
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