Washington State Ferries Hyak

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 name of the Hyak, as it appears on the vessel

M/V Hyak arriving into Colman Dock, 2017

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
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
M/V Hyak	1967 (2008, NF)	8835334	WX9439	144 (2000)	Retired	Replaced on the Colman Dock/Bremerton run by the Issaquah Class Semi-permanently assigned to the Anacortes/San Juan Islands run ADA compliance update completed in 2005 Last sailing was 9:05pm from Colman Dock to Bremerton on June 30, 2019 Horn donated & repurposed for use as a goal horn at Climate Pledge Arena for the Seattle Kraken NHL team	Chinook jargon, meaning: "fast" or "speedy"