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* [[Puget Sound Navigation Company]], a fleet of ferries on Puget Sound and the Strait of Georgia in British Columbia and Washington known as the B ...

*1940–1951: [[Puget Sound Navigation Company]] *1940–1951: [[Puget Sound Navigation Company|Black Ball Line]] ...

*1940-1951: [[Puget Sound Navigation Company]] *1940-1951: [[Puget Sound Navigation Company|Black Ball Line]] ...

|Ship caption=Ferry MV ''Nisqually'' on [[Puget Sound]] *1940–1951: [[Puget Sound Navigation Company]] ...

*1940–1951: [[Puget Sound Navigation Company]] *1940–1951: [[Puget Sound Navigation Company|Black Ball Line]] ...

|Ship owner= [[Crosby Direct Line Ferries]], [[Puget Sound Navigation Co.]], and others ...aunched in [[Seattle]] on June 22, 1925 for the [[Crosby Direct Line Ferry Company]]. It could carry 300 passengers and 65 cars. ...

*[[Idaho and Sedalia Transportation Company]] (ISR) |[[Boise City Railway and Terminal Company]] ...

*[[Patriot Rail Company|Patriot Woods Railroad]] (PAWR) (PATR) *[[Puget Sound and Pacific Railroad]] (PSAP) (GWRR) ...

[[Image:Virginia V 01.jpg|thumb|''[[Virginia V]]'', last of the [[Puget Sound Mosquito Fleet]]]] ...0th century (see [[Washington State Ferries]] and [[Puget Sound Navigation Company]]). It was also used to describe the various steamboats and other small cra ...

...r, [[William Boeing]] recruited him for a position at the fledgling Boeing Company, which came into being in July 1916. Johnson started working for Boeing as ...[United Aircraft and Transport Corporation]]. Johnson headed this holding company, which was broken up by legislative action in the aftermath of the [[Air Ma ...

* [[Montana Limestone Company]] (MLC) |[[Chicago, Milwaukee and Puget Sound Railway]] ...

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*1940–1951 [[Puget Sound Navigation Company|Black Ball Line]] ...tate Ferries|Washington State Ferry System]] when [[Puget Sound Navigation Company]] was acquired in 1951. They were built in [[San Francisco Bay]] for servic ...

| image = Spokane International Railway, and Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co station, Spokane, Washington, ca 1910 (WASTATE 141).jpeg | image_caption = Spokane International Railway, and Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co station, Spokane, Washington, 1910 ...

'''Eastsound''' (not to be confused with '''East Sound''', which is the body of water adjoining Eastsound) is an [[unincorporated ...e first white people arrived in the 1850s, employees of the [[Hudson's Bay Company]] sent from the [[Fort Victoria (British Columbia)|Fort Victoria]] post to ...

...(sternwheeler)|''Irene'' (sternwheeler)]], a 1900s steamboat of the Puget Sound Mosquito Fleet * SS ''Irene'', a China Merchants Steam Navigation Company steamship, sank in 1927 by Royal Navy submarines in the [[Irene incident]] ...

| [[Defoe Shipbuilding Company]] | For [[United Africa Company|United Africa Co. Ltd]].<ref name=Barge903>{{cite web |url=http://shippinga ...

...or Native American tribes that was started by the [[Puget Sound Navigation Company]]. At least seven other vessels had carried the name "Spokane" prior to the ...t=Carter |first=Glen |date=February 9, 1973 |title=That big 'liner' in the Sound is the super-super Spokane |page=B5 |work=The Seattle Times}}</ref> ...

...erican owned Class I freight railroad companies and one passenger railroad company (Amtrak). The list also includes two [[Canada|Canadian]]-owned Class I frei *[[Chicago, Milwaukee and Puget Sound Railway]] ...