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How Deep Is The Titanic ? The Mind-Blowing Depth Of The Wreck The Titanic lies nearly 12,500 feet beneath the surface of the North Atlantic. At that depth, there is complete darkness and immense pressure. After sinking in 1912, the wreck remained undiscovered for more than 70 years before it was finally found in 1985. Just how deep is the Titanic? The answer is hard to imagine. #titanic #titanicwreck #titanic1912 #deepsea #ocean #shipwreck #history
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