As the huge vessel has been moved on, hundreds of ships have been able to finally make their way past after a week of Ever Given blocking the trade route.
Ever Given Ever Ywhere, a new Glitch app, allows users to view how the ship sizes up next to familiar landmarks across the world.
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Here are a few extraordinary examples of what the Ever Given might look like if it was spending some time in the Portsmouth area.
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5. Canoe Lake
Here's how big the vessel is compared to Canoe Lake in Southsea. It could definitely outrun a pedalo! Photo: Ever Given Ever Ywhere
6. Southsea Castle
Lewis Capaldi famously packed out this field during Victorious Festival 2019 - but Ever Given dwarfs the space and makes Southsea Castle look like a doll's house Photo: Ever Given Ever Ywhere
7. Between Eastney and Hayling Island
Here is what Ever Given would have looked like wedged into the gap between Eastney and Hayling Island Photo: Ever Given Ever Ywhere
8. Fareham Shopping Centre
The giant stranded ship which blocked the Suez Canal would cover much of Fareham Shopping Centre Photo: Ever Given Ever Ywhere