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The north sea (and the area around england and ireland) IS very shallow, maybe take a look on an real sea map.
The english channel is on the north sea side only around 50m deep (not from coast to coast, only the deepest part of course).
Even half of the bicaya bay is shallow, that why it was so dangerous for u-boats
Which is correct?
Regarding English channel - it is not exactly Mariana Trench we are talking about here.
The game is not exactly 1-1 with reality but it is rather close imho (note that depth info from ingame map is not exactly correct, you'll be scrapping the sea bottom many times if you rely on it - echo sounder in command room gives more correct data).
Check the bathymetric data for yourself if you don't believe me:
https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/maps/bathymetry/
Well, you know your boat already has some meters of draught even when the depth gauge shows 0m? The gauge isn't 'below keel level' but the echo sounder is. So if you dive to 24m in an area showing continous 25m depth you'll hit the ground ofc.
We are going bit off topic here - you are talking about measuring from keel and centerline of the uboat? Maybe you are correct, although I think sometimes difference can be over 10 meters - but that is kind beside the point right now - for me currently the map is more of a tool for roughly planning a course and echo sounder a tool to be used while traversing the shallow waters.
No, you dont know obviously, you believe or wish it was deeper but you dont know.
If you would know, you wouldnt had open this thread.
Some parts are only 12m deep...
Just look at the mariana trench on the ingame map, impressive stuff.
There's a nautical map with depth in fathoms (1 fathom = 1.8 m).