BC Ferries (12426 bytes)
1: ...ass="floatright" style="width: 300px; text-align: center;">
2: [[image:bcflogo.png|BC Ferries' new logo.]]
4: ...w) and "Spirit of Vancouver Island" (above) - in Active Pass]]
5: ... of over 27,000, serving 48 locations on the B.C. coast.
9: ...ed by government, and so he set about creating BC Ferries.

Lake Washington ferries (1583 bytes)
1: ..., which had taken over the Puget Sound Navigation Company in [[1951]].
3: * [http://www.historylink.org/essays/output.cfm?file_id=2638 History Link ferry essay]
5: [[Category:Transportation in Washington]]
6: [[Category:King County, Washington]]
7: [[Category:Washington history]]

Washington State Ferries (5304 bytes)
2: ..., known as '''Washington State Ferries''', serves communities on [[Puget Sound]] and in the [[San Jua...
4: ... forced the KCTC to close, leaving only the Black Ball Line.
6: ...service until cross-sound bridges could be built, but these were never approved, and the state Depart...
8: ==Current vehicle routes==
9: ...Ferry ''Nisqually''with [[Orcas Island]] in the background.'']]

Northumberland Ferries Limited (1555 bytes)
1: ...anada]] and headquartered in [[Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island]].
3: ...ice]] and the lack of [[ice breaker|icebreaking]] ferries.
5: ...e vessels and terminals, NFL receives a federal subsidy to offset losses.
7: NFL is also the owner of subsidiary [[Bay Ferries Limited]].
9: ==Former ferries==

Bay Ferries Limited (4945 bytes)
1: ...Island]]. It is a subsidiary of [[Northumberland Ferries Limited]].
3: ...corporation]] [[Marine Atlantic]] as part of cost-cutting measures.
5: ==Bay of Fundy==
7: ... in Saint John and the current public wharf in Digby.
9: ...nment would take over responsibility for the service.

Lake Victoria ferries (1760 bytes)
1: ...mu]], [[Mwanza]], [[Bukoba]], [[Entebbe]], [[Port Bell]] and [[Jinja]].
3: ...Kisumu]], in Kenya, are 13 hours and between Port Bell and [[Mwanza]], in Tanzania, are 19 hours.
5: ...l to Kisumu and reassembled. [[RMS Victoria]] was built at the [[Alfred Yarrow|Yarrow]] shipyard in [...
7: ...etwork allows countries of the African interior such as Uganda and [[Rwanda]] to transport freight to...
9: ...Albert, Africa|Lake Albert]] have used ferries which were sometimes linked to railways in a similar w...

S class ferry (1068 bytes)
1: ...erries''' are the largest [[ferries]] in the [[BC Ferries]] Fleet.
3: ...ia]], and they were fully assembled in [[North Vancouver]].
5: ...xcept for some minor differences, are laid out exactly the same.
9: *Car Capacity: 470
10: *Passenger & Crew Capacity: 2,100

M/S Queen of Nanaimo (483 bytes)
1: ...ria Machinery Depot]]. In [[1969]] the ship was rebuilt and extended 25 meters in length.
8: ...file-queen_of_nanaimo.html Queen of Nanaimo at BC Ferries]
10: {{stub}}
12: [[Category:Ferries]]

Super C class ferry (1526 bytes)
1: ...rger Schiffbau–Gesellschaft]] shipyard in [[Flensburg]], [[Germany]].
3: ...Bay]]-[[Departure Bay, British Columbia|Departure Bay]] route.
5: ...e designs have not been finalized, but the specifications are for:
7: * Car capacity: 370
8: * Passenger and crew capacity: 1,650

Långnäs (345 bytes)
1: ...e large car and passenger [[ferries]] on the [[Stockholm]]-[[Turku]] route.
3: {{msg:stub}}

MV Kaawa (249 bytes)
1: {{cleanup}}
3: ...ria]]. [[Lake Victoria ferries]] have operated since the early [[1900s]]. A [[Kenya]]n and a [[Tanzan...
5: {{substub}}

Burnaby class ferry (916 bytes)
1: ...hey are the [[MV Queen of Burnaby|''Queen of Burnaby'']], [[MV Queen of New Westminster|''Queen of Ne...
3: ...esult, she is no longer considered as a "Burnaby" class vessel.
5: {{stub}}
7: [[Category:Ship classes]]

Century class ferry (993 bytes)
1: ...rom the ferry capacity which is approximately 100 cars.
3: ...at [[Fulford Harbour, British Columbia|Fulford Harbour]]) route.
5: ...ntury class design has the following charecteristics:
9: * Car Capacity: 100
10: * Passenger & Crew Capacity: 600

C class ferry (1939 bytes)
1: ...ia]] in [[British Columbia]], and were all constructed during the [[1970s]] and early [[1980s]].
3: ...sign of these two ships compared to the earlier C-Class ships.
5: ...e 11,860 [[horsepower|HP]], which provides a service speed of 22 [[knot (speed)|knot]]s.
7: ...r capacity of 800 persons, and has a maximum service speed of 19 knots.
9: ...ng mode rather than cruising mode) make it unfeasible to run them on that route anymore.

Cowal (526 bytes)
1: [[image:Cowal.PNG|thumb|Cowal shown within Argyll]]
3: ... [[Colintrave]] to [[Rhubodach]] on the [[Isle of Bute]].
5: {{UK-geo-stub}}
7: [[Category:Peninsulas]]
8: [[Category:Geography of Scotland]]

Jadrolinija (383 bytes)
1: ...Croatian coast, as well as routes with larger car ferries to [[Italy]], mainly.
3: {{corp-stub}}
5: [[Category:Shipping companies]]
6: [[Category:Croatian companies]]

Viking Line (1461 bytes)
1: ...ates a fleet of large combined ferry/cruise ships between [[Finland]], the [[Åland|Åland Islands]], [...
3: ...operator SF Line integrated Viking Line and later changed its name to the same.
5: ...klund]]'s wife's name is Ellen. Rederi Ab Slite's ferries got their names from [[Roman mythology|Roman]] an...
9: == Ferries ==
11: *[[M/S Cinderella|M/S ''Cinderella'']]

Surigao Strait (502 bytes)
1: ... stop at [[Liloan, Southern Leyte]] and [[Surigao City]] in [[Surigao del Norte]].
3: ...ttle of Surigao Strait]] took place here on [[October 25]], [[1944]].
5: {{stub}}

Wemyss Bay (582 bytes)
1: ...village at a Victorian Station, with a notable clock tower.
3: ... ferries must travel up river to [[Gourock]] to dock.
6: *[http://wemyssbay.net/ Wemyss Bay local website]
9: {{UK-geo-stub}}
10: [[Category:Geography of Scotland]]

List of ship companies (1162 bytes)
1: ...ntinent and country. This list includes companies both operating now and in the past.
3: '''[[Africa]]'''
5: '''[[Americas]]'''
17: *[[Croatia]]
20: **[[Scandlines]]

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