As an aid to the prospering Titanic tourism industry, I have developed this page to assist in identifying locations relevant to the sinking of the White Star liner in 1912. Naturally, this is a work and progress and new locations will be added as research proceeds. I will be placing points of interest on the map, most of which can be visited, and a few that aren't - simply for completeness (such as the wrecks of some of the ships pertinent to the disaster). Data showing the locations of the Celebrity Millenium and Celebrity Infinity cruise ships, which have some of the Olympic's panelling, is updated every hour, allowing for slow updates from their transponders.

To use the map, simply drag to the relevant location and use the slider to zoom in to determine the location. By clicking on the icon, you can get an infowindow that will provide the address, a few details, website if available etc. Due to the accuracy of Google Maps and rounding errors, the placement of the icons are only accurate to a few tens of feet, so please be understanding if the markers aren't exactly in the right location. All images are used under the provision of "Fair Usage" but I will be happy to remove and replace them with alternatives if necessary; please email me. Altenatively, if you know of any locations I have missed, please let me know.

Günter Bäbler and the Swiss Titanic Society have released a similar facility, Titanic Map, which lists many of the grave markers and relevant sites around the world. There is also a similar webpage, showing where the crew lived in Southampton.

You are strongly advised to check the locations prior to visiting them to ensure that the exhibitions are still open; this applies especially to the RMS Titanic, Inc. touring exhibits.

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