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RMS Titanic and what it relates to. Every line is an evidence-backed relation, and the arrangement is fixed — this address draws this picture, today and next year.

built_by — Yard number 401, laid down on slipway No. 3 in 1909 and handed over on 2 April 1912.called_at — Anchored in the outer roadstead on the evening of 10 April; passengers tendered out by Nomadic and Traffic.called_at — Final call, off Roche's Point on 11 April 1912, and the last land seen.bound_for — Booked into White Star's Pier 59 for 17 April 1912; never arrived.foundered_in — Struck an iceberg on the Grand Banks approaches during an unusually heavy ice season.is_wreck_of — Two hull sections and a debris field on the abyssal plain at about 3,800 m, roughly 13 nautical miles from the transmitted distress position.located_within — The site lies in the iceberg drift zone southeast of the Grand Banks that the ship was crossing.rescued_survivors_of — Ran about 58 nautical miles through ice on the distress call and took aboard roughly 705 people.landed_survivors_at — Berthed at Cunard's Pier 54 on the night of 18 April 1912 after putting off Titanic's lifeboats at Pier 59.failed_to_respond_to — Stopped in the same ice field with her wireless closed down; her officers saw white rockets and took no effective action.commanded — Master for the maiden voyage; held the day's ice reports and maintained about 22 knots. Died in the sinking.operated_by — Registered at Liverpool to the Oceanic Steam Navigation Company, trading as the White Star Line.previously_commanded — Took Olympic out on her maiden voyage in 1911 and was in command during the collision with HMS Hawke.designed — Led the design work as head of the Harland and Wolff drawing office and made the assessment that the ship could not float.equipped_with — A 5 kW rotary spark set, call sign MGY, staffed by Marconi company employees rather than ship's crew.carried — Twenty boats with a certificated capacity of 1,178 for a ship licensed to carry more than 3,300 people.investigated — Formal Board of Trade investigation into the loss, reporting 30 July 1912.instance_of — Second of the three Olympic-class liners designed at Harland and Wolff.investigated — Senate Commerce subcommittee inquiry opened 19 April 1912, reporting 28 May 1912.found_at_fault — Mersey held that she saw the rockets and could have pushed through the ice to Titanic's assistance.instance_of — Class leader, yard number 400.holds_burials_from — 121 of the 150 victims buried in Halifax lie here, recovered by the chartered cable ships.instance_of — Third of the class, yard number 433, built with post-Titanic subdivision and davit revisions.sister_ship_of — Built alongside one another on adjacent slipways; Olympic's year in service shaped Titanic's final fitting-out.sister_ship_of — Third sister, redesigned mid-build in direct response to Titanic's loss.built_by — Laid down on slipway No. 2 under the same Arrol Gantry.departed_from — Maiden voyage began from Berth 44, White Star Dock, at noon on 10 April 1912.Olympic-class linerOlympic-class linerTitanic's lifeboat complementTitanic's lifeboat comple…British Wreck Commissioner's Inquiry into the loss of the TitanicBritish Wreck Commissione…United States Senate inquiry into the loss of the TitanicUnited States Senate inqu…White Star Line (Oceanic Steam Navigation Company)White Star Line (Oceanic …Captain Edward John SmithCaptain Edward John SmithThomas AndrewsThomas AndrewsCherbourg — transatlantic roadsteadCherbourg — transatlantic…New York — Chelsea Piers (Piers 54 and 59)New York — Chelsea Piers …Queenstown (Cobh) — Roche's Point anchorageQueenstown (Cobh) — Roche…Southampton — White Star Dock (Berth 44)Southampton — White Star …North Atlantic — Grand Banks approachesNorth Atlantic — Grand Ba…Fairview Lawn Cemetery, HalifaxFairview Lawn Cemetery, H…Harland and Wolff shipyard, Queen's Island, BelfastHarland and Wolff shipyar…Titanic wreck siteTitanic wreck siteMarconi wireless telegraphy at seaMarconi wireless telegrap…HMHS BritannicHMHS BritannicSS CalifornianSS CalifornianRMS CarpathiaRMS CarpathiaRMS OlympicRMS OlympicRMS TitanicRMS Titanic
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  1. RMS Titanic · built_by · Harland and Wolff shipyard, Queen's Island, Belfast

    Yard number 401, laid down on slipway No. 3 in 1909 and handed over on 2 April 1912.

  2. RMS Titanic · called_at · Cherbourg — transatlantic roadstead

    Anchored in the outer roadstead on the evening of 10 April; passengers tendered out by Nomadic and Traffic.

  3. RMS Titanic · called_at · Queenstown (Cobh) — Roche's Point anchorage

    Final call, off Roche's Point on 11 April 1912, and the last land seen.

  4. RMS Titanic · bound_for · New York — Chelsea Piers (Piers 54 and 59)

    Booked into White Star's Pier 59 for 17 April 1912; never arrived.

  5. RMS Titanic · foundered_in · North Atlantic — Grand Banks approaches

    Struck an iceberg on the Grand Banks approaches during an unusually heavy ice season.

  6. Titanic wreck site · is_wreck_of · RMS Titanic

    Two hull sections and a debris field on the abyssal plain at about 3,800 m, roughly 13 nautical miles from the transmitted distress position.

  7. Titanic wreck site · located_within · North Atlantic — Grand Banks approaches

    The site lies in the iceberg drift zone southeast of the Grand Banks that the ship was crossing.

  8. RMS Carpathia · rescued_survivors_of · RMS Titanic

    Ran about 58 nautical miles through ice on the distress call and took aboard roughly 705 people.

  9. RMS Carpathia · landed_survivors_at · New York — Chelsea Piers (Piers 54 and 59)

    Berthed at Cunard's Pier 54 on the night of 18 April 1912 after putting off Titanic's lifeboats at Pier 59.

  10. SS Californian · failed_to_respond_to · RMS Titanic

    Stopped in the same ice field with her wireless closed down; her officers saw white rockets and took no effective action.

  11. Captain Edward John Smith · commanded · RMS Titanic

    Master for the maiden voyage; held the day's ice reports and maintained about 22 knots. Died in the sinking.

  12. RMS Titanic · operated_by · White Star Line (Oceanic Steam Navigation Company)

    Registered at Liverpool to the Oceanic Steam Navigation Company, trading as the White Star Line.

  13. Captain Edward John Smith · previously_commanded · RMS Olympic

    Took Olympic out on her maiden voyage in 1911 and was in command during the collision with HMS Hawke.

  14. Thomas Andrews · designed · RMS Titanic

    Led the design work as head of the Harland and Wolff drawing office and made the assessment that the ship could not float.

  15. RMS Titanic · equipped_with · Marconi wireless telegraphy at sea

    A 5 kW rotary spark set, call sign MGY, staffed by Marconi company employees rather than ship's crew.

  16. RMS Titanic · carried · Titanic's lifeboat complement

    Twenty boats with a certificated capacity of 1,178 for a ship licensed to carry more than 3,300 people.

  17. British Wreck Commissioner's Inquiry into the loss of the Titanic · investigated · RMS Titanic

    Formal Board of Trade investigation into the loss, reporting 30 July 1912.

  18. RMS Titanic · instance_of · Olympic-class liner

    Second of the three Olympic-class liners designed at Harland and Wolff.

  19. United States Senate inquiry into the loss of the Titanic · investigated · RMS Titanic

    Senate Commerce subcommittee inquiry opened 19 April 1912, reporting 28 May 1912.

  20. British Wreck Commissioner's Inquiry into the loss of the Titanic · found_at_fault · SS Californian

    Mersey held that she saw the rockets and could have pushed through the ice to Titanic's assistance.

  21. RMS Olympic · instance_of · Olympic-class liner

    Class leader, yard number 400.

  22. Fairview Lawn Cemetery, Halifax · holds_burials_from · RMS Titanic

    121 of the 150 victims buried in Halifax lie here, recovered by the chartered cable ships.

  23. HMHS Britannic · instance_of · Olympic-class liner

    Third of the class, yard number 433, built with post-Titanic subdivision and davit revisions.

  24. RMS Olympic · sister_ship_of · RMS Titanic

    Built alongside one another on adjacent slipways; Olympic's year in service shaped Titanic's final fitting-out.

  25. HMHS Britannic · sister_ship_of · RMS Titanic

    Third sister, redesigned mid-build in direct response to Titanic's loss.

  26. RMS Olympic · built_by · Harland and Wolff shipyard, Queen's Island, Belfast

    Laid down on slipway No. 2 under the same Arrol Gantry.

  27. RMS Titanic · departed_from · Southampton — White Star Dock (Berth 44)

    Maiden voyage began from Berth 44, White Star Dock, at noon on 10 April 1912.