How deep is the Titanic wreck, in metres?

Q: How deep is the Titanic wreck, in metres?

3,800 metres (3,800). 3.8 km down. The pressure there is about 380 times what you feel at the surface. Source: NOAA

3,800

metres

3.8 km down. The pressure there is about 380 times what you feel at the surface.SOURCENOAA

Scale check: 3,800 is roughly a village.

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