Newest state ferry Salish to be visible from West Seattle shores

(WSDOT photo, December 2010)
The state’s next Kwa-di Tabil Class ferry, the Salish, will be visible off West Seattle shores on Monday, according to an announcement from Washington State Ferries. Under tow, the Salish will make its first trip out of Todd Pacific Shipyards starting around 8 am Monday, headed for Everett Shipyard, “for final outfitting and system testing prior to conducting dock and sea trials,” according to WSF. When it’s ready, the Salish will join the 1st ferry built in its class, the Chetzemoka, in serving the Port Townsend-Whidbey Island run.
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1 Reply to "Newest state ferry Salish to be visible from West Seattle shores"

  • Silly Goose February 4, 2011 (10:26 pm)

    It may be just the angle of the photo but this Ferry looks very streamline and almost River Boatish!! Very Pretty Vessel.

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