Nautical Term: Ferry

Definition of Ferry

A ferry is a type of watercraft specifically designed to transport passengers and/or vehicles on a regular and frequent basis between two or more distinct points.

For example, a ferry service operates between Port Angeles, Washington, and Victoria, British Columbia. The ferry makes several trips daily, carrying both passengers and vehicles, making it an essential means of transportation between the two cities.

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