Washington State Department of Transportation Ferries Division

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The Washington State Department of Transportation Ferries Division is the governmental agency responsible for managing and operating the Washington State Ferries system, the largest ferry network in the United States.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ferry operator
government agency
abbreviation WSF
alsoKnownAs WSDOT Ferries Division
Washington State Ferries Division
country United States
fundedBy State of Washington
ferry fares
headquartersLocation Seattle, Washington
industry public transportation
isLargest largest ferry system in the United States by number of vehicles carried
largest ferry system in the United States by number of vessels
largest ferry system in the United States by ridership
jurisdiction State of Washington
language English
manages ferry terminals in Washington State Ferries system
ferry vessels in Washington State Ferries fleet
operates Washington State Ferries
operatesRoute Anacortes–San Juan Islands ferry routes
Anacortes–Sidney, British Columbia ferry route
Edmonds–Kingston ferry route
Fauntleroy–Vashon–Southworth ferry route
Mukilteo–Clinton ferry route
Seattle–Bainbridge Island ferry route
Seattle–Bremerton ferry route
ownedBy State of Washington
parentAgency Washington State Department of Transportation
partOf Washington State Department of Transportation
publicTransportAuthority yes
regionServed Puget Sound region of Washington State
linked to: Puget Sound region
responsibleFor fare collection for Washington State Ferries
maintenance of Washington State Ferries terminals
maintenance of Washington State Ferries vessels
operation of Washington State Ferries routes
safety regulations on Washington State Ferries
scheduling of Washington State Ferries sailings
serviceArea Admiralty Inlet
Hood Canal
Puget Sound
Salish Sea
San Juan Islands
Strait of Juan de Fuca
linked to: Juan de Fuca Strait
serviceType passenger ferry service
vehicle ferry service
state Washington
transportMode maritime transport
website https://wsdot.wa.gov/travel/washington-state-ferries

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Washington State Ferries operatedBy Washington State Department of Transportation Ferries Division
subject linked to: WSF
Point Defiance–Tahlequah partOf Washington State Department of Transportation Ferries Division
MV Tacoma operatedBy Washington State Department of Transportation Ferries Division
MV Spokane operatingAuthority Washington State Ferries Division
linked to: Washington State Department of Transportation Ferries Division
MV Elwha operator Washington State Department of Transportation Ferries Division
subject linked to: MV Elwha (retired)
Seattle–Bainbridge Island ferry partOf Washington State Department of Transportation Ferries Division
MV Puyallup operatedBy Washington State Department of Transportation Ferries Division
Evergreen State-class ferry operatedBy Washington State Department of Transportation Ferries Division
Seattle–Bremerton ferry partOf Washington State Department of Transportation Ferries Division
Mukilteo–Clinton ferry operator Washington State Department of Transportation Ferries Division
Fauntleroy ferry terminal jurisdiction Washington State Department of Transportation Ferries Division
Tahlequah on Vashon Island hasInfrastructureOperator Washington State Department of Transportation Ferries Division
Marine Power & Equipment Company builtFor Washington State Department of Transportation Ferries Division
Washington State Department of Transportation Ferries Division alsoKnownAs Washington State Ferries Division
linked to: Washington State Department of Transportation Ferries Division
Washington State Department of Transportation Ferries Division alsoKnownAs WSDOT Ferries Division
linked to: Washington State Department of Transportation Ferries Division
M/V Kittitas operator Washington State Department of Transportation Ferries Division