British Columbia Ministry of Transportation Salt Water Ferries: Difference between revisions
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*Originally named Texada Queen; refitted and renamed in 1977. | *Originally named Texada Queen; refitted and renamed in 1977. | ||
*Still operating for [[BC Ferries]] | *Still operating for [[BC Ferries]] | ||
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![[BC Ferries Quinitsa|Quinitsa]] | ![[BC Ferries Quinitsa|Quinitsa]] | ||
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Revision as of 01:14, 15 April 2021
The British Columbia Ministry of Transportation used to operate ferries along the coast of British Columbia. In 1985 to save money and create efficient for coastal service the Provincial Government merge with BC Ferries in 1985.
Transferred to BC Ferries
Name | Thumbnail | Year | Port of Registry | Class | Vehicle capacity | Passenger capacity | Route served | Notes | |||||||||
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Kahloke | 1973 | Victoria, BC | K | 30 | 200 | Denman Island - Hornby Island |
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Klitsa | 1972 | Victoria, BC | K | 26 | 150 | Chemainus - Thetis - Penelakut |
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Kwuna | 1975 | Victoria, BC | K | 26 | 150 | 26 |
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Quadra Queen II | 1969 | Victoria, BC | T | 30 | 150 | Campbell River - Quadra Island |
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Tachek | 1969 | Victoria, BC | T | 30 | 150 | Campbell River - Quadra Island (Peak Season) |
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Quinitsa | 1977 | Victoria, BC | None | 50 | 300 | Buckley Bay - Denman Island West |
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Quinsam | 1982 | Victoria, BC | None | 70 | 400 | Nanaimo Harbour - Gabriola Island |
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Nimpkish | 1973 | Victoria, BC | N | 16 | 95 | Port McNiell - Alert Bay - Sointula |
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North Island Princess | 1958 | Victoria, BC | None | 49 | 150 | Powell River - Texada Island |
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Princess of Vancouver | 1955 | Victoria, BC | None | 150 | 984 | Comox - Powell River |
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Tenaka | 1964 | Victoria, BC | None | 30 | 244 | 24 |
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