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Seebäderschiff is a type of ship used for ferry service in the waters of Germany.^[1] Primarily to the East Frisian Islands.

The word is composed from the three words See- (Sea) Bäder- (bathing resorts) Schiff (ship).

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References

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^ Rothe, Claus (1989). Deutsche Seebäderschiffe (in German). Solingen: Steiger. ISBN 978-3-925952-07-4.

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