Washington State Ferries Hyak
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The M/V Hyak is a Super class auto and passenger ferry built for the Washington State Ferries by the National Steel & Shipbuilding Company of San Diego, CA.
The Hyak retired on June 30, 2019 and has since been moored in Eagle Harbor, WA, where she was stripped for parts and prepped for sale.
Length | Beam | Draft | Displacement | Main Engine | Main Generator | Drive Motor | Propeller | Top Speed | Horn |
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382' 2" (116.48 m) |
73' 2" (22.3 m) |
18' 6" (5.64 m) |
3,634 tons (3,692,314 kg) |
4x EMD L-16-645E7B | Westinghouse 1525 kW DC | 2x Westinghouse DC 7000hp | Coolidge Propellers Co. 4-Blade, 13.4' Fixed Pitch Propeller |
17 knots | Doran-Cunningham 6-B |
Details
Vessel Name |
Build Date/ (Rebuild Date) |
IMO Number | Callsign | Vehicle Capacity (Passenger Capacity) |
Status/Disposal | Notes | Namesake |
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M/V Hyak | 1967 (2008, NF) |
8835334 | WX9439 | 144 (2000) |
Retired |
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Chinook jargon, meaning: "fast" or "speedy" |