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Work progressing on Virtu Ferries’ new catamaran
Oct 03 2017
High-speedIncat's hull number 089 is taking shape in Hobart, Tasmania. To be named SAINT JOHN PAUL II, the 110m wave piercing catamaran being built for Virtu Ferries will have a capacity of 900 passengers and 23 heavy commercial trailers, equivalent to 490 truck lanemetres, or 167 private vehicles.
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