1 propeller The number of remaining in-situ propellers following her Long Beach conversion	70 feet The height, from the Boat Deck, to the top of the forward funnel	145 tonnes The total weight of the Queen Mary's 990 feet long anchor chains	314 staterooms The surviving number of staterooms following her Long Beach conversion
2,112,000 passengers The total number of passengers carried during her career	10 miles The distance over which the Queen Mary's forward whistles are audible	24 lifeboats The total number of lifeboats installed aboard the Queen Mary	3 funnels The Queen Mary had three elliptical funnels, painted in Cunard red and black
160,000 horsepower The total horsepower from the Queen Mary's turbine engines	81,237 gross tons The gross tonnage of the Queen Mary, after her 1947 post-war refit	39 feet Her draught, the loaded depth from the waterline to the bottom of the keel	720 feet The total length of the Queen Mary's promenade deck
1,019½ feet The Queen Mary is the same length as 37 London Routemaster buses	3,792,227 miles The total number of nautical miles steamed during her career	1,196 feet The total length travelled during the Queen Mary's launch in September 1934	118 feet The Queen Mary has the same width at 15 Routemaster buses
2,139 passengers The total number of passenger berths on board the Queen Mary	534 yard number The John Brown & Company shipyard number for the Queen Mary	12 decks The total number of passenger and crew decks aboard the Queen Mary	400,000 square feet The internal area of the Queen Mary irreparably gutted in Long Beach
80,774 gross tons The gross tonnage of the Queen Mary at the start of her career	1,101 crew The total number of officers and crew aboard the Queen Mary	145 people The total number of people carried in each of her 24 lifeboat	10,000,000 rivets The total number of rivets used to hold the hull together
3,450,000 dollars The purchase price of the Queen Mary from the City of Long Beach	35,000 tonnes The weight of the Queen Mary's hull on launch date in September 1934	35 tonnes The weight of each of the Queen Mary's 4-bladed propellers	990 feet The overall length of the Queen Mary's 145 tonne anchor chains
75,000 gallons The maximum quantity of oil carried in her tanks for the ships boilers	2,000 portholes The total number of portholes cut into the hull of the ship	1 inch Some of the Queen Mary's hull plates were over 1 inch thick in places	18 feet The height of each of the Queen Mary's two forward anchors