From which English port did Titanic depart on 10 April 1912?

Titanic departed from Southampton on April 10, 1912. The English port was the starting point of her maiden voyage, which was scheduled to continue through Cherbourg and Queenstown before crossing the Atlantic to New York City.

Passengers began boarding at Southampton that morning, including travelers who arrived by boat train from London Waterloo. Titanic left her berth shortly after noon. Within minutes, the enormous ship's movement caused the mooring cables of the nearby liner New York to snap, creating a near-collision that briefly delayed the departure.

Titanic then passed through Southampton Water and the Solent, taking on a pilot for the English Channel. She called at Cherbourg later on April 10 and Queenstown on April 11, where additional passengers and mail were loaded. Dover, Plymouth, and Liverpool were important British maritime ports, but none was Titanic's departure port for this voyage.