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Strangely, these were harder to do than the portside staterooms. I had to do some digging on YouTube to find out how many windows certain staterooms had. If you look on deck 8, there is a window with no associated stateroom. I don't know what is there, or even if it's a genuine 'window', but I've checked. Stateroom 8500 has 4 windows and 8200 has 3. This leaves 1 unaccounted for. Once again, do not use anything on this image as final, definitive, or even an approximation of the truth. Staterooms on the image may be larger, smaller, in different places than in reality. I did my best. I'm only human. :) For entertainment purposes only. Click for full size image Do not reproduce this image without permission (from me)

This is an image I took of Independence of the Seas leaving Southampton, UK. I've overlaid the cabin numbers. I've only done the port side so far, mainly because I can't find a decent starboard image. Hopefully, I've not made mistakes with the numbering, but to be on the safe side, don't use this image as a guarantee of any particular feature. For example, I'm not sure about the deck 3 staterooms near the MDR (towards the rear). The portholes look a bit large to me. [For entertainment purposes only] Click image for full size version Do not reproduce this image without permission (from me).