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Comox Queen

Comox Queen
Foto: Lynn Salmon

Historia

This ferry, passenger/car was built in 1964 by Victoria Machinery Depot Co. Ltd..

Notas históricas

In 2019 this vessel was scheduled to go into service in the Alberni Inlet. Mike Ryqvist McCammon (British Columbia Nautical History Facebook Group 05/07/2022) states "Reportedly sold in 2021 to a family who reside in Alaska, who planned to use it in the construction industry."

Propietarios y capitanes

In 1964 she was owned by British Columbia Toll Highways & Bridges Authority, Victoria BC Canada.

In 1965-1967 she was owned by the British Columbia Ferry Authority, Victoria BC Canada.

In 1970-1973 she was owned by the Minister of Highways (Ferries Division - B.C. Ferries), Victoria BC Canada.

In 1974 she was owned by The Minister of Transport and Communications (Ferries Division), Victoria BC Canada.

In 1975 she was owned by the Minister of Highways (Ferries Division - B.C. Ferries), Victoria BC Canada.

In 1976 she was owned by The Minister of Transportation and Communications, Victoria BC Canada.

In 1977 she was owned by The Minister of Transport and Communications, Victoria BC Canada.

In 1978-1988 she was owned by The Minister of Highways for the Province of British Columbia, Victoria BC Canada.

In 1989-1990 she was owned by the Minister of Finance, Victoria BC Canada.

In 2004-2016 she was owned by British Columbia Ferry Services Inc., Victoria BC Canada.

In 2016-2021 she was owned by 1070837 B.C. Ltd., Port Alberni BC Canada.

In 2021-2022 she was owned by Alaska USA interests.

In 2023-2024 she was owned by Darlene Parsons and Robert B. Elliot, Surrey BC Canada.

Referencias

  • Canada List of Shipping
  • Photo Courtesy of Lynn Salmon
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