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Ice-Class Double-Ended Ferry (Niigaan Enaazhek)
209 ft ice-class double-ended ferry for 36 vehicles and 150 passengers with Voith Schneider Propellers, built for Beausoleil First Nation.
Description
*Niigaan Enaazhek* is an ice-class, double-ended ferry for Beausoleil First Nation, designed to carry 36 vehicles and up to 150 passengers and to break ice up to 24 inches thick for year-round operation.
Key features
- 209 ft LOA, 164 ft length on deck, 59 ft beam, 10 ft hull depth
- Voith Schneider Propellers (VSP) for rapid thrust changes in any direction, suited to frequent docking and confined waters
- Icebreaking capability up to 24 inches
- Classed by Lloyd's Register and certified by Transport Canada
Applications
- Year-round island ferry service in ice-affected waters
Specifications
| Length overall | 209 ft |
|---|---|
| Length on deck | 164 ft |
| Beam overall | 59 ft |
| Hull depth | 10 ft |
| Capacity | 36 vehicles, up to 150 passengers |
| Icebreaking | up to 24 in |
| Classification | Lloyd's Register |
| Propulsion | Voith Schneider Propellers (VSP) |
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