The Ferry of Meersburg

Meersburg, Lake of Constance, Germany

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The ferry services on the 4.2-km route between Constance and Meersburg across Lake Constance exists since 1928. The crossing takes approx. 15 minutes; during the day a ship departs from each side at least 4 times every hour. The 6 operating ferries are crossing Lake Constance in excess of 61,000 times per year and carry: - 5.3 mio. passengers - 1.6 mio. cars - 509,000 two-wheeled vehicles - 79,000 commercial vehicles

Lake Constance, surrounded by beautiful scenery, is Europe's largest drinking water reservoir, providing millions of people with their water requirements throughout the year.

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Europe / Germany

Lat: 47° 41' 41" N
Long: 9° 15' 53" E

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