QUEEN OF COQUITLAM · IMO Number 7411155
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Registry Context
QUEEN OF COQUITLAM is one of 37 VPs flagged in Canada and one of 1,494 vessels built in 1976 — out of 122,475 vessels tracked in the Sea Project registry.
Vessel Specifications & Dimensions
Casualty History — 8 incident(s)
Suffered a mechanical failure related to pitch control near Canada and required tug assistance into Horseshoe Bay, West Vancouver. Was repaired and sailed the same day. Tug Seaspan Osprey was on scene
Vessel collided with mooring dolphin while berthing in Horseshoe Bay, Canada. One of the passengers suffered minor injuries and was assisted by crew before he disembarked. Ferry resumed operations the
Vessel, serving as replacement for Queen of Surrey, had problem with fuel pump. Travellers stuck for hours at Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal, Canada. Repaired in Langdale, resumed service same day.
Vessel had mechanical difficulty with engine control transfer; consequently BC Ferries cancelled 6 sailings of vessel departing Langdale and Horseshoe Bay, Canada. Employees working to resolve proble
Vsl encountered a mechanical problem 26 Jun 2019. Problems with sealing mechanism on propeller blades, be out of service longer than first anticipated.
A semi-truck while being loaded on to vsl at Horseshoe Bay has spilled Diesel 30 Jan 2019.
Had port main engine issues, in Strait of Georgia, BC, in 49 12 N 123 35 W, 04 Jan 2016. Crew carried out repairs & vessel continued its service, with both the engines working.
Had breakdown of port main engine due cooling water issues near Entrance Island, BC, in 49 13 N 123 49 W, 20 Nov 2015. Crew effected repairs.
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Sea Project. "QUEEN OF COQUITLAM (IMO 7411155)." Accessed 2026-09-10. https://www.seaproject.live/vessel/7411155/queen-of-coquitlam