What is the iceberg that hit the titanic called?

Answer 1

The Titanic hit an iceberg which was called a 'Growler'. This is an iceberg which is small in appearance above the water but is really huge under the surface of the water. They are very dangerous and difficult to notice from the distance.

Answer 2

Icebergs do not have proper names. They are placed in categories based on size, but are too mobile and temporary to be named or mapped. Around two days after the sinking, a few large icebergs were found in the area, but no one knows for certain which iceberg struck the Titanic.

Answer 3

Not surprising, the crew and passengers had more pressing worries than trying to come up with a name for an iceberg.

If they did, it has sunk along with the ship.

I also believe that the Titanic hit the iceberg, not the other way around.

Answer 4

The iceberg did not have a name

it was heck because it was the bigship and the best

Answer 5

On the side... i think the port side judging by the movie..

Answer 6

The Jakobshavn Glacier (in western Greenland) may have spawned the iceberg that sunk Titanic and the iceberg is/ was thought to be 96 ft above sea level.

Answer 7

Despite many photos of icebergs in the area, that particular berg has never been positively identified and is most likely not the ones photographed anyway.

Answer 8

The iceburg that titanic hit was somewhere in the middle of the north Atlantic Ocean.

Answer 9

there was never a name for Titanic's iceberg but it's believed to have been spawned off the Jakobshavn Glacier from the Ilulissat fjord in western Greenland in 1909.

Answer 10

The iceberg wasn't really called anything at all since it's just one out of billions of icebergs floating around