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The Victoria International Airport operates flights through cities like Salt Lake City, Toronto, Seattle and other major cities. There are seaplane flights and scheduled helicopter services from Victoria's Inner Harbor to airport region, Seattle and Vancouver Harbor. The BC Ferries terminal is located 29 kilometers to the north of Victoria and has frequent sailings to different Gulf Islands.
The Victoria's Inner Harbor provides car ferry service to Port Angeles, Victoria Clipper to downtown Seattle and passenger ferries to regions of Port Angeles, Friday Harbor and Bellingham. The region also has the western terminus which is the longest national highway in the world. The Victoria Regional Transit System is responsible for running the public transportation systems.
Category: Transportation
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