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Sample rows

10 of the 325 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Massachusetts has the most listings: 34 businesses, 24 of them with an email address. New York follows with 28.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 268 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 314 rated businesses is 4.6, and 24 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 227 email addresses, 137 (60%) are role addresses such as info@, 78 (34%) name a person and 12 (5%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this ferry service email list?

The file holds 325 Google Maps listings in the Ferry service category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is an operator or a ticket office: a commuter ferry line, an island shuttle, a water taxi, a car ferry or a sightseeing boat that Google files as a ferry. A line with three vessels and a single terminal listing is one row, and so is a family boat that runs one island route.

Of those, 227 have an email address taken from the operator's own website, one address per business. Websites appear on 272 rows and phone numbers on 244. Ferry lines publish schedules online, so a site is the norm and phones are mostly for the ticket office.

Google applies one category, Ferry service, to all 325 rows. It does not separate passenger from vehicle ferries or year-round commuter lines from seasonal tourist routes, so names and websites give that detail.

How can you segment the file?

Filters in Excel or Google Sheets work on the one CSV. Three cuts suit ferry operators.

Coast and waterway are the first. Ferry routes follow harbors, lakes and islands, so a vendor for marine engines will pick Washington, Alaska, Maine and Massachusetts, where the file shows many routes. The city column points to terminals such as Seattle, Boston, Falmouth and St Ignace.

Names reveal the type of service: words such as water taxi, island, express, cruise, ferry, lines, shuttle, boat tours or transit appear. A water taxi is a smaller buyer than a car ferry line, and the name helps you separate them.

The email split of the 227 addresses is 78 named-person addresses, 137 role addresses such as info@ or reservations@, and 12 on free webmail.

• State and city: the coast or lake where you can service vessels.
• Name keyword: water taxi, island, express, cruise, shuttle, lines.
• Address type: role addresses for the ticket office, named-person addresses for management.
• Website column: schedules and fleet pages show the size of each operator.

Who buys a ferry service email list?

Buyers sell to boat operators and terminals. Marine engine and propulsion dealers, boatyards that repair and refit hulls, and naval architects who design vessels want operators with aging fleets. Fuel and lubricant suppliers deliver to dockside tanks. Marine electronics and safety gear makers supply life jackets, radios and navigation equipment.

Online ticketing and reservation software, passenger counting systems and point of sale for kiosks sell to ticket offices. Marine insurance brokers, crew training programs, uniform suppliers and staffing agencies for licensed mariners also look for ferry lines. Tourism marketing agencies and local visitor bureaus use the list to find operators for advertising and partnership packages.

How do you run outreach to ferry operators?

A ferry office works around a timetable. Staff answer customers and crews first, and vendor mail waits until the boat is docked. Short notes that name the vessel type or the route will get read. Mention a car ferry, a water taxi, or a seasonal island route, depending on the operator.

The 137 role addresses such as info@ or reservations@ are often read by a ticket agent or an office coordinator who will not make a purchase decision. Ask for the operations manager or the port captain. The 78 named-person addresses may reach management directly, and a specific offer fits there.

Timing follows the seasons. In northern waters, the off-season is when operators plan maintenance and refits, so pitches for engines, yard work and software land best before spring. In warm regions, tourist routes run longer.

Use the website to check the fleet. A listing might be a sightseeing cruise, which wants different supplies than a commuter line. Send in small batches and read the bounces before sending more.

What email rules apply when you contact ferry lines?

Commercial email to a ferry company must follow two CAN-SPAM basics: your valid postal address goes in the message, and a working opt-out must be offered and honored. If an operations manager asks to be dropped, drop that address.

Which states and cities should you start with?

Massachusetts has 34 listings and 24 emails. New York has 28 and 20, Washington 26 and 18, California 25 and 18, and Alaska, Florida and Maine 22 and 15 each. Michigan has 18 and 13, North Carolina 15 and 10, and Illinois 13 and 9.

By city, Chicago has 9 listings, New York and Seattle 7 each, Boston 6 and Savannah 5. Washington DC, Fort Lauderdale, Falmouth and St Ignace have 4 each, and Newport Beach has 3.

Massachusetts, with Boston and Falmouth, and the Pacific Northwest are good first picks for vendors who serve working harbors. Open a few Chicago sites before you treat it as a commuter market, since a city listing can be a sightseeing boat.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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