Terminal NUMBERS

[Hardy]

I am looking to see if anyone knows what the "Terminal Numbers" are -- and I do not mean TELEPHONE numbers. I mean the actual TERMINAL numbers.

Terminal 007 - I think is Tsawwassen
Terminal 003 - I think is Horseshoe Bay
Terminal 019 - ??
Terminal 005 - ??

I know there are more too, but these are ones that I have been sent to figure out by my work (decyphering someone's CTC bill against no receipts and a driver that fled the province!).

Any help or a list would be appreciated!

Thanks

[Deleted]

I don't know what the Terminal Numbers for BC Ferries are.

But where I work the Terminal Number is the permanent number of a cash register. This number shows up on the customers receipt and in the electronic journal of all transactions done at the cash register. It is sort of a tracking device for information that the company needs---such as customer count, sales per hour etc.

[NMcKay]

just call the media relations office, they should be able to give you a copy of the terminal listings with internal numbers, and the terminal numbers

[Hardy]

harbourlynxkid said:

just call the media relations office, they should be able to give you a copy of the terminal listings with internal numbers, and the terminal numbers

Never thought to call that dept. Faxed a note to A/R as they are the ones that generate the CTC invoices. I will see if I get a reply by Tuesday (48 working hours from request time). If not, I will contact the media dept.

Thanks for the info.

I will post my results here when I have them.

[Hardy]

My partial endeavor to find out TERMINAL NUMBERS as they are printed on CTC (Commercial Travel Card) invoices:

007 = Tsawwassen
019 = Village Bay
005 = Swartz Bay
003 = Horseshoe Bay

More as I find them .....

[Hardy]

hardy said:

My partial endeavor to find out TERMINAL NUMBERS as they are printed on CTC (Commercial Travel Card) invoices:

007 = Tsawwassen
019 = Village Bay
005 = Swartz Bay
003 = Horseshoe Bay

More as I find them .....

001 = Departure Bay

[Hardy]

Took a little while but I finally have success!!!

hardy said:

I am looking to see if anyone knows what the "Terminal Numbers" are -- and I do not mean TELEPHONE numbers. I mean the actual TERMINAL numbers.

Any help or a list would be appreciated!

001 Departure Bay (Nanaimo)
002 Duke Point (Nanaimo)
003 Horseshoe Bay
004 Powell River (Westview)
005 Swartz Bay
006 Little River (Comox)
007 Tsawwassen
008 Chemainus
009 Preedy Harbour (Thetis Island)
010 Kuper Island
011 Crofton
012 Fulford Harbour (Salt Spring Island)
013 Long Harbour (Salt Spring Island)

015 Otter Bay (Pender Island)
016 Lyall Harbour (Saturna Island)
017 Sturdies Bay (Galiano Island)
018 Vesuvius (Salt Spring Island)
019 Village Bay (Mayne Island)
020 Blubber Bay (Texada Island)
021 Earls Cove (Jervis Inlet)

024 Langdale
025 Saltery Bay (Jervis Inlet)
026 Snug Cove (Bowen Island)
027 Nanaimo Harbour
028 Descanso Bay(Gabriola Island)

030 Gambier Island

032 Brentwood Bay

034 Mill Bay

036 Bear Cove (Port Hardy)
037 Buckley Bay
038 Denman West
039 Gravelley Bay (Denman East)
040 Shingle Spit (Hornby Island)
041 McLoughlin Bay
042 Bella Bella
043 Alert Bay (Cormorant Island)
044 Sointula (Malcolm Island)
045 Port McNeill
046 Ocean Falls
047 Campbell River
048 Quathiaski Cove (Quadra Island)
049 Heriot Bay (Quadra East)
050 Whaletown (Cortes Island)
051 Alliford Bay (Queen Charlottes)
052 Kincolith
053 Shearwater
054 Masset (Queen Charlottes)
055 Klemtu
056 Port Simpson
057 Bella Coola
058 Prince Rupert
059 Skidegate (Queen Charlottes)

That is the complete list as it was provided to me by BCFS. Their internal list prefixes all of the terminal numbers with a "2", but the above numbers are how they appear in the billing computer (which is the purpose for which I needed them - see my original post).

I have left spaces where numbers have been omitted or skipped. The list I was given is sequential and there are no spaces or deletions ... I wonder what the missing numbers are for? Decommissioned terminals perhaps?

[DENelson83]

What about Keats Island? Maybe 031?