Vessels
This vessel has 3 elevators and was part of the 2nd order of C-Class Ships. It is named after the 2nd most popular city in BC.
What is the Queen of Surrey?
This terminal is in Metro Vancouver and Connects Routes 2, 3 and 8. It is near Bowen island.
What is Horseshoe Bay?
The Queens of Coquitlam, Cowichan and Alberni were all released in this year.
When was 1976?
This vessel was retired in 2009. It used to run when the Spirit of BC was not running to replace it. It is named after the most popular city in BC.
What is the Queen of Vancouver?
This route uses the Queen of Alberni for it's oldest primary vessel and connects from Tsawwassen to a terminal with no transit in Nanaimo.
What is route 30?
This vessel is old, but the place it is named after is even older; it used to be the capital of BC.
Where is New Westminster?
This Vessel is the oldest vessel that is still in operation as of 2026. It was built in 1964 and only runs on route 1 normally.
What is the Queen of New Westminster?
This terminal has no transit options, and serves just route 30. It is in Nanaimo.
What is Duke Point?
This is the full name of the vessel that used to be the Queen of Surrey, until the Queen of Surrey was a diffirent ship.
What was the (MV) Queen of the North?
This vessel, discontinued in 2000, is named after a place in BC, which is also the name of a city of Australia.
What was the Queen of Sidney?
This route is one of the oldest, and it is the most popular. It connects Victoria and Tsawwassen.
What is route 1?
This is a regional district. The first word of the regional district is the name of this "Queen of Vessel".
What is Alberni?
This vessel used to run on route 19, but now it runs on route 6. It starts with Q and has no elevators. It DOES have vending machines. It ends with M.
This terminal is near Delta. It has routes 1, 30 and 9. It has 5 berths.
What is Tsawwassen
A route to Nanaimo was opened in this Year. The Queen of Capilano was also built this year.
When was 1991?
This vessel sunk in the Wright Sound in 2006. It got discontinued in 2006 though it was planned back in 2003 to live until 2010.
What was the Queen of the North?
This route used to have a variant called route 40, but it was renamed. It is a long route that can take up to 21 hours. It uses the small, Northern Sea Wolf.
What is route 28?
This is the name of the island that has a North and a South Island, with a terminal on only 1 called Otter Bay.
Where are the North and South Pender Islands?
This vessel is the main "Coastal Class" Ship for Route 30, along with the less common "Coastal Ressinance."
What is the Coastal Inspiration?
This terminal is on Mayne Island and has 2 words. The 2nd word is Bay.
In this year, the Queens of Nanaimo and Burnaby were retired and replaced with the Salish Class. The latter was actually an American Ferry for 15 years!
When was 2017?
This ship was discontinued in 2009. It was a ship with 1 elevator that ran in Northern BC, Named after a city in Northern BC.
What was the Queen of Prince Rupert?
This route is from Horseshoe Bay to the Sunshine Coast. It is to Langdale.
What is route 3?
This is the name of the "Sound" that Route 6 used as it's fleet until 2019.
Where is the Howe Sound?
This vessel is a Salish Class Vessel that has no hearing loop systems. It runs on route 1 in the most severe cases.
What is the Salish Heron?
This terminal is south of Chemanius and only serves route 6. It is north of Victoria. It also starts with C.
What is Crofton?
This year was when Duke Point opened. Route 30 was changed to go to Duke Point.
When was 1997?
This vessel ran on routes like 3, 8 and 9, and people hated it due to low car capacity of just 61 cars. There were portable washrooms for those with disabilities.
What was the Bowen Queen?
This route is a triangle route between Chemanius, Thetis Island and Kuper Island. Kuper Island changed it's name to a longer name. The vessel used to be called the Kuper.
What is Route 20?
The 4 Summit Class Vessels from 2029 to 2031 will be built in this country, located in East Asia.
Where is China?