The ocean floor is no different to the landscape around us, just upside down – the depth varies throughout being shallower in the areas around the continents and Islands, and deepens out towards the more remote areas of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
The deepest point of the oceans is the Mariana trench at 36,000 ft deep, which is the equivalent of Mount Everest. But just like Mount Everest this is the extreme, and most of the ocean is at a shallower depth like where the Titanic is at 12,500 ft.
The location of the Titanic is about 370 miles from the coast of Canada, so while it is in deep water, it is still relatively coastal and not in the truly *deep* water of one of the deep sea trenches.
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