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How many passengers were 1st class on the titanic?
There were 329 1st class passengers on the Titanic.
How many metres are there in 2 point 5 kilometres?
That would be 2,500 metres.
How many metres in 1000 yards?
There are 0.9144 metres in one yard. Therefore, 1000 yards is equal to 0.9144 x 1000 = 914.4 metres.
How many tons of coal did the titanic consume in one day?
The titanic used 825 tons of coal per day.
How many feet is 1.83 meters?
1.83 metres = 6 feet and 1/25 inch
Is oasis of the seas longer than titanic?
Titanic was 269 metres longOasis of the Seas is 360 metres long
How many meters per second did the titanic move at?
30 metres per second
Is there a bigger ship than the titanic now?
Emma Mærsk is with it's 400 metres more than 140 metres longer than Titanic that was circa 260 metres long.
How long ship Titanic?
269 metres
How far down is the titanic down?
About 4000 metres
Which is longer Titanic or qe2?
Titanic__Nope, not the Titanic. The QE2 is 953ft and the Titanic was 882.75 ft. So QE2 wins by a nose.If you are interested in comparing the Titanic to other modern ships, check out the website "Comparing Titanic to Modern Ships".QE2
Where was the anchor made for the Titanic?
Well, If You Want A Real One About 7,000 Metres Underneath The Atlantic Ocean But If You Want A Token Or Just A Little One Go To The Titanic Tour And Then Go to Their Gift Shop.
How many kittens were on the Titanic?
I do not know how many kittens were on the titanic though i do know there were a large number of dogs on the titanic and its said there was a canary but i dont know how many kittens were on the titanic.
How many rivets were but in a day by group of four men when building Titanic?
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How many metres in 1000 linear metres?
There are a thousand metres in 1000 linear metres.
How long was the titanic and how much did it weigh?
it was about 268 metres in length and about 46-53,000 tonnes
How large was the RMS Titanic?
RMS Titanic was 28 metres wide, or 92 feet (beam) and her length was 269.1 metres or 882 feet. It was 46,300 tonnes (gross). It was the largest ship of its time, but the larger super-tankers built in more recent times dwarf it. The now scrapped `Mont`, formally known as the `Knock Nevis` was the largest ship ever built, weighing 261,000 tonnes (gross), with a length of 485 metres (1504 feet), and a width of 68.8 metres or 226 feet.
