Pier 69

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Pier 69 is a prominent Seattle waterfront pier best known today as the headquarters and main terminal of the Victoria Clipper high-speed passenger ferry service.

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Pier 69 canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf building
pier
waterfront structure
adjacentTo Alaskan Way
Elliott Bay waterfront
city Seattle
connectsTo Inner Harbour of Victoria
linked to: Inner Harbour

Victoria, British Columbia
country United States
hasBuildingType commercial building
transportation terminal
hasFacility customs and immigration facilities
ferry boarding area
offices
passenger waiting area
ticketing counters
hasName Pier 69
hasNearbyLandmark Olympic Sculpture Park
Pier 70
Pike Place Market
Seattle Aquarium
hasParking nearby parking facilities
hasPublicTransitConnection King County Metro bus services nearby
hasUse ferry terminal
office building
passenger transportation hub
hasView Elliott Bay
Olympic Mountains
isPartOfTransportNetwork Seattle–Victoria ferry route
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity City of Seattle
linked to: Seattle

King County, Washington
locatedOnWaterbody Elliott Bay
location Seattle
United States
Washington
occupant Victoria Clipper
operator Victoria Clipper
partOf Seattle waterfront
linked to: Seattle Waterfront
serves high-speed passenger ferries
passenger ferry service between Seattle and Victoria, British Columbia
servesAs headquarters of Victoria Clipper
main terminal of Victoria Clipper
state Washington
streetAddress 2711 Alaskan Way
usedFor commuter and leisure ferry services
cross-border travel between the United States and Canada
tourism-related transportation

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Pier 69 hasName Pier 69