Ever Given Ever Ywhere features an interactive map which lets users place a scale picture of the ill-fated ship at any point in the world in order to put into perspective it’s true size.
The Ever Given hit the headlines recently after it became wedged in Egypt’s Suez Canal, one of the world’s busiest trade routes.
The stranded cargo ship was finally set free after nearly a week on Monday, with the backlog of traffic left by the blockage expected to take four or five days to clear.
Here are pictures of the 1,312 foot Ever Given compared to some of the county's iconic landmarks and locations.
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1. Technique Stadium
This shows the Ever Given next to the Technique Stadium, home of Chesterfield FC Photo: Ever Given Ever Ywhere
2. Tapton Lock/Chesterfield Canal
This shows the Ever Given near to Tapton Lock and Chesterfield Canal, both of which are nearly impossible to spot next to the huge ship Photo: Ever Given Ever Ywhere
3. Ladybower Reservoir
This is what the Ever Given would look like if stranded in Ladybower Reservoir Photo: Ever Given Ever Ywhere
4. Queen's Park
This shows the Ever Given in Queen's Park Photo: Ever Given Ever Ywhere