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Akers Ferry (Shannon County, Missouri)
Toll ferry across Current River on Route K at AkersOpen to traffic during limited hours
Albion Ferry (McCurtain County, Oklahoma)
Lost Ferry across Red River on TX 37; OK 37No longer exists
Anderson Ferry (Boone County, Kentucky)
The Anderson Ferry has been in continuous operation since 1817 and has three ferries, Boone 7, Little Boone and Deborah A.Ferry across Ohio River connecting Constance, KY and the west side of Cincinnati, OH.Open to traffic
Astoria-Megler Ferry (Clatsop County, Oregon)
Established 1921, Acquired by Oregon Highway Department 1946, Eliminated 1966Lost Ferry across Columbia River on U.S. 101Replaced by the Astoria-Megler Bridge
ATSF - Port Bolivar Ferry (Galveston County, Texas)
Built by Gulf & Interstate RR; abandoned in 1942Lost Ferry across Galveston Bay on ATSF RailroadRemoved but not replaced
ATSF - San Francisco Bay Ferries (San Francisco County, California)
Service began 1900; Service ended 1984Ferries across San Francisco Bay on Railroad (ATSF)No Longer In Operation
Augusta Ferry (Bracken County, Kentucky)
Ferry crossing over the Ohio River at AugustaToll ferry currently in operation
Aurora Ferry (Dearborn County, Indiana)
Lost Ferry across Ohio RiverNo longer exists
Bar Harbor-Yarmouth Ferry (Hancock County, Maine)
Ferry service began 1955 by the Canadian government; Boats replaced 1982, 1998, & 2002; Serviced ended 2009Lost Ferry across Bay of Fundy carrying Pedestrians and AutomobilesFerry serviced ceased in 2009
Bee Line Ferry (Hillsborough County, Florida)
Discontinued 1954 with opening of Skyway BridgeLost Ferry across Tampa Bay Removed but not replaced
Belle Chasse-Scarsdale Ferry (Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana)
Opened August 22, 1959Ferry across Mississippi River Open to traffic and pedestrians
Belmont-Columbus Ferry (Mississippi County, Missouri)
Lost ferry crossing over the Mississippi River on MO 80/KY 80 between Belmont and ColumbusNo longer in operation
Benton's Ferry (East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana)
Established before 1850; discontinued 1894Lost ferry across Amite River on Benton's Ferry Road (now US 190)Replaced by a bridge
Big Jo Ferry (Wabasha County, Minnesota)
Lost Ferry across Mississippi RiverReplaced by a new bridge
Biggs-Maryhill Ferry (Sherman County, Oregon)
Established 1868 Lost 1962Lost Ferry across Columbia RiverReplaced by a new bridge
Bluewater Ferry (St. Clair County, Michigan)
Ferry across St. Clair River on Daldean of Chatham and the OntamichClosed in 2018 due to causeway damage. Permanently closed after US Border patrol refused to reopen the crossing.
Blythe Ferry (Rhea County, Tennessee)
Built 1808; used on Trail of Tears 1838; Replaced by bridge 1994Lost Ferry across Tennessee River on FerryReplaced by Highway 60 bridge; Historical markers in place
Bolivar Ferry (Galveston County, Texas)
Ferry across Bolivar Roads Channel on Texas State Highway 87Open
Boones Ferry (Clackamas County, Oregon)
Lost ferry over Willamette River at WilsonvilleNo longer exists
Boyd Point Ferry (Jefferson County, Arkansas)
Lost Ferry across Arkansas River No longer exists
Bradford Island Ferry (Contra Costa County, California)
Ferry across False River on Jersey Island RdOpen to traffic
Brock's Ferry (Fulton County, Georgia)
Replaced 1958 by a BridgeLost Ferry across Chattahoochee RiverReplaced by new bridge
Brussels Ferry (Calhoun County, Illinois)
Ferry across Illinois Riveropen to traffic but expect seasonal delays due to ice on the river
Buena Vista Ferry (Marion County, Oregon)
Established 1852, Current ferry built in 2011Ferry across Willamette River on Buena Vista Rd/Willamette Ferry St.Open to traffic
Bullard's Ferry (Coos County, Oregon)
Lost Ferry across Coquille riverNo longer exists
Burr Ferry (Newton County, Texas)
Built 1840; Replaced by bridge 1936Lost Ferry across Sabine River on TX 63 / LA 8No longer exists
Cameron Ferry (Cameron Parish, Louisiana)
Established 1953Ferry across Calcasieu Pass (Calcasieu Ship Channel) on LA 27Open to traffic
Canby Ferry (Clackamas County, Oregon)
Established 1914, Current ferry built 2001Ferry across Willamette River on SW Mountain Rd/N. Locust StOpen
Canton Ferry (Lewis County, Missouri)
Ferry across Mississippi RiverClosed as of 2014
Cape May-Lewes Ferry (Cape May County, New Jersey)
Passenger and automobile ferry began operations July 1, 1964. Ferry runs 17 miles in length.Ferry across Delaware Bay on US 9Open to traffic
Carferry Ashtabula (Ashtabula County, Ohio)
Built 1902Ferry across Lake Erie on Railroad CarsFerry sank after collision with the Ben Moreell
Carter Ferry (Chouteau County, Montana)
First ferry in place 1917; current ferry in use since Summer 2004Ferry across Missouri River on Ferry RoadOpen to traffic
Cassville Ferry (Grant County, Wisconsin)
Ferry first operated in 1833Toll ferry over the Mississippi River between Cassville, Wisconsin, and Turkey River, IowaOperates daily during the summer; weekends only fall and spring; closed in winter
Catawissa Ferry (Columbia County, Pennsylvania)
Ferry across Susquehanna River on TrafficClosed
Cave-in-Rock Ferry (Hardin County, Illinois)
Free ferry over the Ohio River on IL 1/KY 91 at Cave-in-Rock in Cave-In-RockOpen to traffic
Chester-Hadlyme Ferry (Middlesex County, Connecticut)
Began service 1783. The "Selden III" double-ender has been in service since 1950.Ferry across Connecticut River on Route 148Open to traffic
Chico Landing Ferry (Butte County, California)
Lost Ferry across Sacramento River on County Road 23No longer exists
City of Milwaukee Rail Ferry (Manistee County, Michigan)
Formerly carried up to 32 railcars and up to 300 passenger across Lake Michigan from Wisconsin to Michigan. Today it is designated a National Historic Landmark and resides in Manistee Bay where she is available for tours and overnight stays.Ferry across Lake Michigan on Formerly Ann Arbor Railroad(previously used and built by Grand Trunk Railway)Closed to all traffic
Colbert Ferry (1849) (Bryan County, Oklahoma)
Originally in service from 1849 to 1873 when a bridge replaced int. in service after that bridge was destroyed from 1873-1892 when another bridge was built. In service from 1908 when that bridge was destroyed by a flood until 1915.Lost Ferry across Red River of the South"Out Of Service"
Colona Ferry (Rock Island County, Illinois)
In operation over 40 years; removed when bridge was finished 1917Lost Ferry across Rock River on Rock Island-Moline-Chicago RoadReplaced by a new bridge
Coos Bay Ferry (Coos County, Oregon)
Lost Ferry across Coos bay on US 101No longer exists
Cross Sound Ferry (Suffolk County, New York)
Ferry across Long Island Sound from Orient Point NY to New London CTOpen to traffic
Cumberland City Ferry (Stewart County, Tennessee)
One of four ferrys remaining in Tennessee.Ferry across Cumberland River on Cumberland City Road (TN46)Open to traffic
Danville Ferry (Houston County, Tennessee)
Ferry across Kentucky Lake (Tennessee River) on TN 147Open to traffic
David W. King Ferry (Linn County, Iowa)
Licensed in 1840; Shut down 1857 when all bridges were openLost Ferry across Cedar RiverReplaced by a bridge
Davis Ferry (Monroe County, Alabama)
Ferry across Alabama River on Ferry RoadOpen to traffic
Davis Street Ferry (St. Louis County, Missouri)
Lost ferry between South St. Louis County and East Carondelet, IL. Became obsolete when the Old JB Bridge opened in 1944.Lost ferry across the Mississippi RiverNo longer exists
Dorena-Hickman Ferry (Mississippi County, Missouri)
Ferry crossing over the Mississippi River on MO 77 between Dorena and HickmanToll ferry currently in operation
Drummond Island Ferry (Chippewa County, Michigan)
Ferry across De Tour Passage (St. Mary's River) on MIchigan Highway 134Open to traffic
Duty-Enterprise Ferry (Catahoula Parish, Louisiana)
Ferry across the Ouachita River on LA-559Open to traffic
Eight Mile Road Ferry (San Joaquin County, California)
Ferry across Little Potato Slough on Eight Mile RoadOpen to traffic
Elgin Ferry (Jackson County, Arkansas)
Built 1836; Lost 1977Lost Ferry across Black River on Ar 37No longer exists
Elwell Cable Ferry (Bladen County, North Carolina)
Built 1905Ferry across Cape Fear River on Elwell Ferry RoadOpen to traffic
Flint River Ferry (Macon County, Georgia)
Lost Ferry across Flint River on Ferry RoadRemoved but not replaced
Fredericksburg Ferry (Gasconade County, Missouri)
Started operation in 1886Lost toll ferry across Gasconade River on Route J at FredericksburgNo longer in operation
Gee's Bend Ferry (2006) (Wilcox County, Alabama)
New ferry service as of Sept. 18, 2006; previous ferry had been stopped in 1962.Ferry across Alabama River on Gee's Bend FerryOpen to traffic
Golden Eagle Ferry (Calhoun County, Illinois)
Ferry across Mississippi RiverOpen to traffic
Grafton Ferry (Jersey County, Illinois)
Opened 2003 as a toll ferry.Toll ferry across Mississippi River.open to seasonal toll traffic. Operating hours 10A to 10P Mon-Sat; 8A to 8P Sun.
Gualala Ferry (Pre 1886) (Sonoma County, California)
Lost Ferry across Gualala River on Coast RoadReplaced by a new bridge
Guion Ferry (Izard County, Arkansas)
Lost ferry across White River on AR 58 at GuionNo longer exists
H & C Ferry (Perry County, Indiana)
Obsolete in 1965 due to the construction of the Bob Cummings BridgeLost Ferry across Ohio RiverNo longer exists
Harrell's Ferry (East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana)
One of the historical ferries across the Amite River. The ferry served as the Amite River crossing on the Baton Rouge and Springfield Public Road from 1866 until it was abandoned in 1915.Lost Ferry across Amite River on present day Harrell's Ferry Rd.Removed but not replaced
Hartford Ferry (1895) (Hartford County, Connecticut)
Began service 1895 after burning of toll bridge; discontinued when temporary bridge builtLost Ferry across Connecticut RiverReplaced by a new bridge
Hatton Ferry (Albemarle County, Virginia)
Built ca. 1870Ferry across James RiverOpen to traffic
Hazleton Ferry (Gibson County, Indiana)
Obsolete in 1923 due to the construction of the Hazleton Bridge.Lost Ferry across White RiverNo longer exists
Henderson Ferry (Baxter County, Arkansas)
Built 1943, Replaced by bridge1983Lost Ferry across Norfork Lake on US 62No longer exists
Hennepin Ferry (Putnam County, Illinois)
Lost Ferry across Illinois RiverNo longer exists
Hoffmans Ferry (Schenectady County, New York)
Lost Ferry across Mohawk River on Ferry StreetRemoved but not replaced
Houchins Ferry (Edmonson County, Kentucky)
Ferry across Green RiverTaken out of service in October 2013. Ferry boat rebuilt for use at Green River Ferry site.
Hutsonville Ferry (Crawford County, Illinois)
Lost Ferry over Wabash RiverNo longer exists
Inchelium-Gifford Ferry (Ferry County, Washington)
Built 1898Ferry across Columbia River (Franklin D. Roosevelt Lake) on Ferry Crossing Landing RoadOpen to traffic
J Mack Ferry (Solano County, California)
Ferry across Steamboat Slough on CA-220Open to traffic
Jacksonport Ferry (Jackson County, Arkansas)
Lost Ferry across Black River on AR 69No longer exists
Jamestown-Scotland Ferry (James City County, Virginia)
Service started February 26, 1925. Taken over by state in 1945. More, newer, larger boats added over the years, most recently in 2018. Deck girder north approach span built 1995.Ferry across James River on VA-31Open to traffic
Jelly's Ferry (1857) (Tehama County, California)
Built 1857Lost Ferry across Sacramento River on Jellys Ferry RoadNo longer exists
Kampsville Ferry (Calhoun County, Illinois)
Ferry across Illinois Riveropen to traffic but expect seasonal delays due to ice on the river
Keller Ferry (Ferry County, Washington)
Ferry across Columbia River on WA 21Under construction
Lake Michigan Carferry Service - SS Badger (Manitowoc County, Wisconsin)
Built in 1952 by Christy Corporation of Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, Put into service 1953Ferry across Lake Michigan on US-10Operates daily May through October, 2 crossings Spring & Fall, 4 crossings in Summer
Los Ebanos Ferry (Hidalgo County, Texas)
Open 1950 currently in useFerry across Rio Grande RiverOpen to traffic
Lyme-Saybrook Ferry (New London County, Connecticut)
Established in 1662 and abolished in 1911 when automobile bridge built.Lost Ferry across Connecticut RiverReplaced by a new bridge
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