What was the route the Titanic took?

Answer 1

2nd April 1912

06.00-18.00 Belfast (Titanic Sea Trials)

08.00 Departs Belfast for Southampton (arrives on Thurs 4th April 1912, shortly after midnight).

10th April 1912

Departs Southampton. Arrives in Cherbourg 90 minutes later.

08.10 Departs Cherbourg

11th April 1912

11.30 Arrives in Queenstown (know as Cobh, Cork)

13.40 Departs Queenstown for New York City

14th April 1912

23.40 Titanic hits the iceberg

18th April 1912

21.00 Carpathia arrives in New York with the survivors of RMS Titanic

Answer 2

The White Star Line ship was going from Southampton, England to Cherbourg in France (but was too large for the port) and on to Queenstown (today known as Cobh), Ireland. From there it headed for New York, U.S.A. but hit an iceberg and sank.

Answer 3

The Titanic's path was going from Southhampton, England. It was going to New York, but it never made it, and sunk 5 days after departure.

It sunk April 15, 1912.

(It struck the iceberg at 11:40 p.m. and officially sunk at 2:20 a.m.)

Answer 4

Titanic was sailing west in the Atlantic Ocean on a transatlantic route.

Answer 5

the Titanic's Maiden Voyage was from Southampton, to New York; Before it sunked

Answer 6

Westward, toward its' New York destination, only to tragically rendezvous with an iceberg.

Answer 7

Titanic was traveling in a westbound lane heading to the US from Europe but, on the orders of Captain Smith, she headed on a more southerly route to avoid ice.

Answer 8

it took a right route not a left