Coho Ferry Terminal - Port Angeles, WA
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arby101ca
N 48° 07.250 W 123° 25.914
10U E 467857 N 5329820
Black Ball Ferry Line operates the MV Coho between Port Angeles WA and Victoria BC. This waymarks the Port Angeles terminal
Waymark Code: WMF01Y
Location: Washington, United States
Date Posted: 07/30/2012
Views: 12
The Coho has operated for over 50 years. It is the last remaining asset of the transportation company that started in trans-Atlantic shipping as the Black Ball Line in 1816. They still fly the Black Ball flag.
The Port Angeles is at 101 E Railroad St, an obvious location on the waterfront. The crossing is 90 minutes and the ferry operates with a 4 hour frequency. There is a snack bar, gift shop and duty free store on board. We use this ferry to go across to Olympic National Park to hike as we can see these snow capped mountains from our home near Victoria.
For details on the crossing see WMF00A
Body of water served: Striat of Juan de Fuca, part of the Salish Sea and pacific Ocean
Places served:
This ferry only serves Victoria BC and Port Angeles. In times past it serviced other ports but the Victoria Port Angeles run is now standard.
Terminal / landing address:
101 East Raliroad St,
Port Angeles, WA USA
98362
Seasonal: yes
Hours of operation (non-scheduled ferry service): From: 6:30 AM To: 9:30 PM
Dining room / cafeteria: yes
Gift shop: yes
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