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The above drawing of the M.V.Coho was done in 1989, by the naval architect who designed her, Phillip Spaulding. The simple, clear, but strong lines depict the essence of the vessel. The dependability of our service is a reflection of those who helped build and maintain her, and crew who've sailed with her for forty-seven years.

THE SHIP AND ITS CREW

BRIDGE	ENGINE ROOM	PASSENGER SERVICE
Captain	Chief Engineer	Purser
Chief Mate	First Asst. Engineer	Porter
Second Mate	Second Asst. Engineer	Matron
Bosun	Oiler	Snack Bar Staff
Quarter Master	Wiper
Deck Crew

SAFETY ON BOARD

M.V.COHO and her officers and crew operate with the highest standard of marine safety.

The professional crew is trained to U.S. Coast Guard standards in route operations and emergency procedures.

•	Length: 341 feet Width: 72 feet Draft: 15 feet Weight: Gross Tonnage: 5,135 Horse Power: General Motors EMD 5,100/12 cylinder diesel Average Sea Speed: 15 knots Accommodation: 1000 passengers 110 vehicles
•	Twin 8-foot stainless propellers with twin rudders.
•	Spaulding & Associates of Seattle designed M V COHO. The vessel was built by Puget Sound Bridge & Dry Dock in Seattle, Washington in 1959.