MV Tacoma

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MV Tacoma is a Jumbo Mark II-class ferry operated by Washington State Ferries, known for serving busy routes in the Puget Sound region.

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MV Tacoma canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ferry
passenger ferry
vehicle ferry
builder Todd Pacific Shipyards
category 1997 ships
Ships built in Seattle
Washington State Ferries vessels
class Jumbo Mark II-class ferry
country United States
deckConfiguration multi-deck
designedFor automobiles
high-capacity commuter service
trucks
walk-on passengers
enteredService 1997
flagState United States
fuelType marine diesel
governmentVessel true
hasRollOnRollOffCapability true
homePort Seattle, Washington
hullMaterial steel
IMOCompliance SOLAS-convention applicable standards
launchDate 1997
namedAfter Tacoma, Washington
navigationArea inland coastal waters
notableFor serving one of the busiest ferry routes in the United States
operatedBy Washington State Department of Transportation Ferries Division
operatingAuthority Washington State Department of Transportation
operator Washington State Ferries
owner State of Washington
portOfRegistry Seattle, Washington
primaryUse passenger transport
vehicle transport
propulsionType diesel-electric
publicOwnership true
publicTransportSystem Washington State Ferries network
regionServed Pacific Northwest
route Seattle–Bainbridge Island
linked to: Bainbridge Island
safetyRegime United States Coast Guard regulations
serviceArea Puget Sound
Washington State
serviceStatus in service
shipyardLocation Seattle, Washington
sisterShip MV Puyallup
MV Wenatchee
transportMode maritime
vesselType double-ended ferry
waterway Salish Sea
yearBuilt 1997

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