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- Q16222107 subject Q8446744.
- Q16222107 abstract "Toroa, named for the northern royal albatross, is an Albatross-class passenger ferry that used to serve Auckland, New Zealand, primarily travelling between the Devonport, New Zealand and Auckland CBD ferry terminals. Together with her sister ship Makora, she ferried about 20,000 passengers a day, until she was taken out of service in 1980.The ferry has since been purchased by the New Zealand Maritime Trust, and a volunteer group, the Toroa Preservation Society, is working towards a restoration. However, the well-restored vessel sank in 1998 at Birkenhead Wharf in a storm. Recovered, the ferry now sits on land in Henderson, where restoration work is continuing slowly but regularly.Other Albatross-class ferries includeAlbatrossKestrelThe PeregrineNgoiroMakora↑ 1.0 1.1".
- Q16222107 activeYearsEndDate "1980-08-08".
- Q16222107 length "39.8526".
- Q16222107 shipBeam "9.57072".
- Q16222107 shipDraft "3.01752".
- Q16222107 shipLaunch "1925-04-28".
- Q16222107 topSpeed "21.298".
- Q16222107 wikiPageExternalLink www.toroa.org.nz.
- Q16222107 wikiPageWikiLink Q1206994.
- Q16222107 wikiPageWikiLink Q2464919.
- Q16222107 wikiPageWikiLink Q25653.
- Q16222107 wikiPageWikiLink Q37100.
- Q16222107 wikiPageWikiLink Q5713175.
- Q16222107 wikiPageWikiLink Q664.
- Q16222107 wikiPageWikiLink Q8446744.
- Q16222107 wikiPageWikiLink Q865555.
- Q16222107 wikiPageWikiLink Q951606.
- Q16222107 shipLaunched "1925-04-28".
- Q16222107 shipOutOfService "1980-08-08".
- Q16222107 type Product.
- Q16222107 type MeanOfTransportation.
- Q16222107 type Ship.
- Q16222107 type DesignedArtifact.
- Q16222107 type Thing.
- Q16222107 type Q11446.
- Q16222107 comment "Toroa, named for the northern royal albatross, is an Albatross-class passenger ferry that used to serve Auckland, New Zealand, primarily travelling between the Devonport, New Zealand and Auckland CBD ferry terminals. Together with her sister ship Makora, she ferried about 20,000 passengers a day, until she was taken out of service in 1980.The ferry has since been purchased by the New Zealand Maritime Trust, and a volunteer group, the Toroa Preservation Society, is working towards a restoration.".
- Q16222107 label "Toroa (ferry)".