What is the latitude and longitude for the Titanic?

Answer 1

Latitude: 41° 46' North

Longitude: 50° 14' West

Was Titanic's last reported position when it sank.

The Titanic is now resting 12,000 feet (3,700 m) below the surface where the water pressure is over 6,500 pounds per square inch at the following locations (it has broken into two):-

Bow - 41° 43' 57" North 49° 56' 49" West

Stern - 41° 43' 35" North 49° 56' 54" West

The last reported position given when sinking was obviously 13.5 miles out as we know for certain where the wreck is now. (It would/could not have drifted that far when sinking).

Answer 2

Pick any location at sea, and there has been a ship there at one time or another. Ships move, and only the navigator of the ship would be able to tell you where a particular ship is at a particular time.

Just ANY ship? For any time? 1 degree 14 minutes north, 103 degrees, 48 minutes east. These are the coordinates for the anchorage in Singapore harbor, one of the most heavily traveled shipping routes in the world. I can GUARANTEE that there is a ship within a mile of these coordinates.

Here's another place where there is a ship: 33 degrees 45 minutes 11 seconds north, 118 degrees 11 minutes 23 seconds west. This is the precise location of the center of the Royal Mail Ship (RMS) Queen Mary, which is welded to the pier in Long Beach, CA. No longer in service as an ocean liner, it is now a hotel and restaurant. And the food is GREAT!

Answer 3

There are thousands of sunken ships which are scattered all over the earth's oceans and they have different latitudes and longitudes.

Answer 4

The wreck of the Titanic lies at a latitude of approximately 41.73°N and a longitude of about 49.95°W in the North Atlantic Ocean.