NL-OV/PTNA/IJ- en Noordzeekanaalveren lijnen

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= Public Transportation run by "IJ- en Noordzeekanaalveren" in the Netherlands

== Note

- For the analysis, 'network' is expected to be either "IJ- en Noordzeekanaalveren" or the empty string, i.e. not set.
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# ref;type;comment;from;to;operator;gtfs-feed;gtfs-route-id;gtfs-release-date

== Veer
F1;ferry;;Azartplein;Zamenhofstraat;GVB
- ... [[NL-OV/PTNA/IJ-_en_Noordzeekanaalveren_lijnen|to be completetd]]
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