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Los Ebanos, Texas Click on the images below for an expanded view:
Location Detail |
Los Ebanos Ferry |
Description
The Los Ebanos Ferry is a popular tourist attraction since it is the only
remaining hand-pulled ferry on the U.S.-Mexico border. It can accommodate only
three cars and 12 pedestrians at one time.
The crossing is also known locally as
Los Ebanos-San Miguel Camargo, Ferry Gustavo Díaz Ordaz and
Ferry Díaz Ordaz-Los Ebanos.
History
Although the crossing has been in operation since the 1950s, the current
ferry has been operating since 1979. It was recognized with a state historical
marker in 1975.
Identified Needs Passenger numbers increase during the winter, as
American tourists tend to travel to Texas during the winter season.
Identified needs include better signage leading to the ferry.Recommendations At the end of the study, improvements will be recommended based upon identified needs of the border crossings.
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