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F-Deck

Initial Deck-Plan for F-Deck Titanic & Olympic

Deck F

Later Deck Plan of Titanic's F-Deck


F Deck, also known as the Middle Deck, is the 5th deck from the bottom. It started flooding at around 12:15 A.M. F-Deck was about 6 meters above the waterline. This deck was mostly for Second and Third Class passengers. The Watertight Bulkheads divided this deck into sections, numbered below from bow to stern:

  1. This included the store, firemen's workspace and cargo.
  2. It included boiler casing. the fans, a bunker hatch, and the Squash Racquet Court
  3. This section included more fans, the soiled linen room, and the linen drying room. It also included the Swimming Bath as part of the Turkish Bath complex.
  4. This included the Third Class stewards cabins, the Turkish Bath complex, (Cooling Room, Hot Room, Sauna, Shampoo Rooms and Temperate Room) and boiler casing.
  5. This included the forward section of the Third Class Dining Room .
  6. This section has the aft section of the Third Class Dining Room, lockers, and the pantry.
    Titanic-_Honor_and_Glory_-_F_Deck_Tour_(DEMO_3)

    Titanic- Honor and Glory - F Deck Tour (DEMO 3)

  7. This section has the bakery, bakers and butchers cabins, the Third Class storage areas, and the Third Class galley.
  8. These sections had engine casing and engineers quarters.
  9. These included No. 4 hatch.
  10. These included No. 5 and 6 hatch and the Assistant Second Class Steward's Office.

Notable Locations of Titanic[]

Cabins[]

Second Class[]

Third Class[]

Bow


Stern


*1 = not certain *2 = Third Class cabins weren't labeled by deck but only by number. For some unkown reason, cabin #201 isn't situated here, but appears on the G-Deck.

Fictional cabin allocations in popular culture[]


Gallery[]

Decks of the Titanic
Boat Deck · A Deck · B Deck · C Deck · D Deck · E Deck · F Deck · G Deck · Orlop Deck · Tank Top
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