Stickers
11 - black on blue
12 - black on yellow
13 - black on red
14 - black on blue
15 - black on yellow
Martin Houle - Apr 6 ’25
This flat design replaced the embossed 1993 spirit and optional Lewis and Clark plates between November 11, 2015 and June 30, 2017. Letters moved to suffix position (low AAF) for the first time since the prefix series debuted in 1980.
Andrew Osborne - Dec 20 ’24
Wheelchair symbol before the numbers.
Andrew Osborne - Dec 22 ’24
New base: wheelchair graphic to left of plate number.
The last issue changed to the regular handicapped base instead of the old red/white/blue base.
Kyle Wasson - May 6 ’20
Original series had an M prefix, now issuing with M suffix. Motorcycle plates are now graphic.
Three varieties are available, all of which apparently share a common serial range. Illustrated here is the Boonie Stomper, which went on sale in October 2016. Other varieties include an American flag and a bald eagle. These debuted in July 2017. The fee is $25 over normal registration costs, of which $15 goes to the North Dakota Veterans Post War Trust Fund.
Andrew Osborne - Apr 17 ’25
PRP and PWR stacked at left. See History tab for numbering format details.
Andrew Osborne - Dec 21 ’24
1993 base trailer high: T 379553 2015-07-01 Andrew Osborne
Andrew Osborne - Dec 21 ’15
This North Dakota base replaced the 1989 Centennial base in 1993. Letters I and O usually used only in the middle position but exceptions were made for the GKI, GLI, GMI and GNI series for some reason. The HLx series appears to have been skipped. No Ixx series plates were issued so the series jumped from HZZ to JAA. Andy DeCeunynck later observed KHC-KHF and one KHK but nothing between KHK and KHT. The KFx plates were likely skipped and Guy Peterson observed out of sequence KLM prefix. This series was replaced with the "legendary" base between 2015-17.
Donald Schoderbek - Jul 27 ’15
Discontinued on June 30, 2015. Existing plates remained valid until replaced by the 2015 Sunrise base by June 30, 2017.