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Staten Island Ferry is one of the last operating ferry services in New York and connects Staten Island with Manhattan. Nearly 22 million people are served annually by the ferry service, with about 70,000 passengers transported daily between the terminals at St George on Staten Island and Whitehall Street in Manhattan. The company is not designed for vehicles but serves pedestrians exclusively. The ferries are maintained by the New York City Department of Transportation and include ten ships as well as various terminals on Staten Island and Manhattan. The service was founded in 1817, meaning that the history of the company spans more than 200 years.

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