Washington State Ferries

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Washington State Ferries is the largest ferry system in the United States, operating a network of passenger and vehicle routes across the waterways of Washington State.

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instanceOf ferry system
public transportation agency
abbreviation WSF
accepts ORCA card (regional transit smart card)
linked to: ORCA card
annualRidership tens of millions of passengers
annualVehicleTraffic millions of vehicles
country United States
fareSystem ticketed service
fleetSize over 20 vessels
foundedBy State of Washington
linked to: Washington
hasVesselType Evergreen State-class ferry (retired)
Issaquah-class ferry
Jumbo Mark II-class ferry
Jumbo-class ferry
Olympic-class ferry
headquartersLocation Seattle, Washington
inception 1951
isLargestFerrySystemIn United States
languageOfOfficialCommunication English
modeOfTransport water transport
notableVessel MV Chimacum
MV Elwha (retired)
MV Hyak (retired)
MV Issaquah
MV Kaleetan
MV Puyallup
MV Samish
MV Spokane
MV Suquamish
linked to: MV Samish

MV Tacoma
MV Tokitae
MV Walla Walla
MV Wenatchee
numberOfRoutes over 10 routes
operatesIn Washington State
linked to: Washington
operator Washington State Department of Transportation
ownedBy State of Washington
linked to: Washington
ownedInfrastructure docks
ferry terminals
maintenance facilities
parentOrganization Washington State Department of Transportation
predecessor Black Ball Line (Puget Sound)
Puget Sound Navigation Company
regulates onboard safety procedures
route Anacortes–San Juan Islands
linked to: San Juan Islands

Anacortes–Sidney, British Columbia (seasonal, suspended at times)
Edmonds–Kingston
Fauntleroy–Vashon–Southworth
Mukilteo–Clinton
Point Defiance–Tahlequah
Port Townsend–Coupeville
Seattle–Bainbridge Island
linked to: Bainbridge Island

Seattle–Bremerton
linked to: Bremerton

Seattle–Vashon (passenger-only, historical/periodic)
serviceArea Admiralty Inlet
Hood Canal
Puget Sound
Salish Sea
San Juan Islands
Strait of Juan de Fuca
linked to: Juan de Fuca Strait

Whidbey Island region
linked to: Whidbey Island
serviceType passenger ferry
vehicle ferry
subjectTo U.S. Coast Guard regulations
Washington State transportation law
website https://wsdot.wa.gov/travel/washington-state-ferries

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Puget Sound region hasTransportationAgency Washington State Ferries
Puget Sound region hasFerrySystem Washington State Ferries
Bainbridge Island connectedBy Washington State Ferries
Washington State Ferries predecessor Black Ball Line (Puget Sound)
linked to: Washington State Ferries
Downtown Seattle transportHubFor Washington State Ferries
subject linked to: downtown Seattle
Elliott Bay hasFerryOperator Washington State Ferries
Vashon Island servedBy Washington State Ferries
Bremerton hasTransport Washington State Ferries
ORCA card operatedBy Washington State Ferries
San Juan County, Washington servedBy Washington State Ferries
subject linked to: San Juan County
San Juan County, Washington servedBy Washington State Ferries
San Juan Islands hasFerryService Washington State Ferries
Bainbridge Island Ferry Terminal operator Washington State Ferries
Bainbridge Island Ferry Terminal partOf Washington State Ferries system
linked to: Washington State Ferries
WSF fullName Washington State Ferries
WSF abbreviationFor Washington State Ferries
Fauntleroy–Vashon–Southworth operator Washington State Ferries
Fauntleroy–Vashon–Southworth partOf Washington State Ferries system
linked to: Washington State Ferries
Fauntleroy–Vashon–Southworth serviceOperator Washington State Ferries
Point Defiance–Tahlequah operator Washington State Ferries
Point Defiance–Tahlequah partOf Washington State Ferries system
linked to: Washington State Ferries
Point Defiance–Tahlequah routeNetwork Puget Sound ferry network
linked to: Washington State Ferries
Puget Sound Navigation Company successor Washington State Ferries
Puget Sound Navigation Company routesTakenOverBy Washington State Ferries
Jumbo Mark II-class ferry operatedBy Washington State Ferries
MV Tacoma operator Washington State Ferries
MV Tacoma publicTransportSystem Washington State Ferries network
linked to: Washington State Ferries
MV Wenatchee operator Washington State Ferries
MV Wenatchee owner Washington State Ferries
MV Spokane operator Washington State Ferries
MV Spokane publicTransportSystem Washington State Ferries system
linked to: Washington State Ferries
MV Walla Walla operator Washington State Ferries
MV Issaquah operator Washington State Ferries
MV Issaquah transportNetwork Washington State Ferries system
linked to: Washington State Ferries
MV Issaquah publicTransportSystem Washington State Ferries
MV Issaquah category Ferries of Washington (state)
linked to: Washington State Ferries
MV Hyak operator Washington State Ferries
subject linked to: MV Hyak (retired)
MV Hyak fleet Washington State Ferries fleet
subject linked to: MV Hyak (retired)
linked to: Washington State Ferries
MV Kaleetan operator Washington State Ferries
MV Kaleetan fleet Washington State Ferries
MV Kaleetan partOf Washington State Ferries fleet
linked to: Washington State Ferries
MV Kaleetan publicTransportSystem Washington State Ferries
MV Kaleetan isPartOf Washington State ferry system
linked to: Washington State Ferries
MV Elwha operator Washington State Ferries
subject linked to: MV Elwha (retired)
MV Elwha fleet Washington State Ferries fleet
subject linked to: MV Elwha (retired)
linked to: Washington State Ferries
MV Elwha transportNetwork Washington State Ferries network
subject linked to: MV Elwha (retired)
linked to: Washington State Ferries
MV Chimacum operator Washington State Ferries