The scale of the impact the Titanic disaster had upon Southampton cannot be stressed enough.

Four in every five members of the crew came from Southampton, with over 500 perishing in the icy waters of the Atlantic Ocean.

Below is a list of all crew members who gave their address as a location in Southampton. The street with the largest number of sailors on was Oxford Street. This is mainly due to the Sailors' Home - now the Salvation Army - and a number of hostels that were on the street at the time.

Some of the streets listed below no longer exist due to a number of factors, most commonly damage during the Second World War and subsequent town planning policies.

To find a particular name or location, press the F3 button on your keyboard and type the name you are looking for. If using an iPad or iPhone, type the name you want into the Safari search bar, which will automatically pick up any matches.

This list only contains names and addresses of the crew members whom gave Southampton as their address.

There is also an interactive map showing where all the crew members lived in Southampton.

Victims

Survivors