Titanic

882' 9" - her length in feet and inches (269.1 metres).
92' - her breadth (28 metres).
175' - the height of the Titanic, from the top of the funnels to the keel (53.3 metres).
900 - the weight of freight and passengers baggage carried aboard, in tonnes.
840 - the total number of staterooms (416 First Class, 162 Standard Class, 262 Third Class).
9 - the number of decks, lettered A to G.

"You could actually walk miles along the decks and passages covering different ground all the time. I was thoroughly familiar with pretty well every type of ship afloat but it took me 14 days before I could, with confidence, find my way from one part of that ship to another." Charles Lightoller, Titanic Second Officer.

46,328 - the internal usable volume of the Titanic, in tonnes (referred to as the 'gross register tons' or GRT)'.
825 - the amount of coal used per day, in tonnes.
23 - the top speed of the Titanic, in knots.
29 - the number of boilers powering the Titanic.
159 - the number of coal burning furnaces fueling the boilers.
4 - the number of funnels.
3 - the number of functional funnels (the 4th provided ventilation and was added for aesthetic reasons - 4 funnels made the ship look more impressive!).
81.5 feet - the height that the funnels extended above the deck.
10,000 - the approximate number of light bulbs on the ship.
3 - the number of propellers - there were 2 outside (3 x 10' blades) and a central prop (4 x 6' blades).
2 - the number of anchors.
15 - the weight of each anchor, in tonnes.
131,428 - the official number of the ship.
1,200 - the typical range of the Titanic's wireless equipment at night, in miles.
400 - the typical range of the same wireless equipment during daylight hours (due to heavier use of the airwaves by other shipping).