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New Ferry Service Connects Cameron Parish and Lake Charles

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 14
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A new ferry service has been established between Cameron Parish and Lake Charles, replacing the Cameron II, which has been in service since 1964. The service utilizes two new vessels, the Holly Beach and the Cameron, which are funded through state appropriations. The Holly Beach is expected to begin service within 30 days, with the Cameron expected in December.

From kplctv.com

Why it matters

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The new vessels, which have a 35-vehicle capacity, are intended to end lengthy detours that occurred when the old ferry required repairs. Previously, temporary ferries limited truck size, forcing trucks to detour 100 miles around the channel through Lake Charles and Beaumont.

From kplctv.com

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  • Regional supply chain efficiency could improve due to reduced detours and increased reliability of transport.

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    State funding and infrastructure upgrades might improve statewide logistics and connectivity.

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