M/V Aurora
E80196
M/V Aurora is a state-operated ferry vessel that serves coastal communities as part of Alaska’s Marine Highway System.
Statements (46)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
ferry vessel
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roll-on/roll-off passenger ferry → |
| beam |
52 ft
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| builder |
Peterson Builders, Inc.
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Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin → |
| buildYear |
1977
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| callsign |
WNGX
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| category |
Alaska Marine Highway System vessels
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Ferries of Alaska → Passenger ships of the United States → |
| country |
United States
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| crewComplement |
approximately 20 crew
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| flag |
United States
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| grossTonnage |
approximately 1,300 GT
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| homeport |
Cordova, Alaska
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| hullMaterial |
steel
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| iceStrengthened |
true
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| IMONumber |
7510751
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| launchYear |
1977
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| lengthOverall |
235 ft
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approximately 72 meters → |
| MMSINumber |
366760000
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| namedAfter |
Aurora (Latin for dawn)
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| navigationArea |
inland and coastal waters of Alaska
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| operator |
Alaska Marine Highway System
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State of Alaska → |
| owner |
State of Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities
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| partOf |
Alaska Marine Highway System fleet
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| passengerCapacity |
approximately 250 passengers
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| portOfRegistry |
Juneau, Alaska
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| primaryFunction |
linking roadless coastal communities
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| propulsion |
diesel-powered
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| route |
Cordova–Valdez
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Cordova–Whittier → Prince William Sound routes → Valdez–Whittier → |
| safetyRegime |
U.S. Coast Guard inspected vessel
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| service |
freight transport
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passenger transport → vehicle transport → |
| serviceArea |
Prince William Sound region
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Southcentral Alaska → coastal communities of Alaska → |
| serviceStart |
late 1970s
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| status |
state-operated vessel
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| vehicleCapacity |
approximately 30 vehicles
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Referenced by (2)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
|
Alaska Marine Highway System
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hasPart |
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M/V LeConte
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sisterShip |