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BC Ferries Departure Bay Terminal -- Nanaimo, British Columbia
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The BC Ferries terminal at Departure Bay is a key departure point for crossings between Nanaimo and Vancouver in British Columbia. The ferries provide a vital link between these two destinations, allowing passengers and vehicles to cross the Strait of Georgia. It is an important connection for inter-island transportation in British Columbia, offering a convenient option for travelers and drivers wishing to connect Vancouver Island to the mainland.
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