Clicking on the small maps below will open a
full-size map (1024 x 768) in its own window, on which I
have drawn the route each ship took. For clarity, I have
listed the ports of call on each voyage separately, along
with their geographical co-ordinates (latitude and
longitude.) |
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Ship:
M/S Balmoral, 8-19 April 2012
Southampton, England: 50º 54' N, 1º 24' W
Cobh, Ireland: 51º 51' N,
8º 17' W
RMS Titanic wreck site:
41º 43' N, 49º 56' W
Halifax, Nova Scotia:
44º 40' N, 63º 36' W
New York, USA: 40º 48' N, 74º 05' W
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Ship:
Queen Elizabeth 2, 6-12 June 1997
Also on 10-17 Sept 2000 (via
Amsterdam)
A typical transatlantic voyage takes six
days.
Southampton, England: 50º 54' N, 1º 24' W
New York, USA: 40º 48' N, 74º 05' W
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Click the map to see the route taken on the Maiden
Voyage of the Queen Mary 2. |
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Ship:
Queen Mary 2,
12-26 January 2004
Southampton, England: 50º 54' N, 1º 24' W
Funchal, Madeira: 32º 38' N, 16º 54' W
Santa Cruz de Tenerife: 28º 27' N, 16º 15' W
Las Palmas, Gran Canaria: 28º 06' N, 15º 25' W
Bridgetown, Barbados: 13º 06' N, 59º 37' W
Charlotte Amalié, St Thomas, USVI: 18º 20' N, 64º 56' W
Fort Lauderdale, USA: 26º 07' N, 80º 08' W
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