Northwest Territories License Plates

This graphic base started at C30000 in 2010.

This black on white Dealer design presumed to have begun at D2000.

Government licence plates are typically issued to RCMP vehicles and other government operated cars, but not buses. Format of this graphic base is G prefix followed by 5-digit number.

This graphic base started in 2010 at 300000.  Previously-held 1986-series numbers could be remade on this base.

Stephan Feuk advised these plates started at T40000.

This base was issued from 1986-2010. Andrew Osborne advised annual registrations were used for most classes except for some commercial plates that were assigned 18-month registrations.

Commercial plates had CV up to 9999 but reduced to just C after 10000. Size of the C is larger from around 19500 and up.

Rarely seen.

Government licence plates issued to RCMP vehicles and other government-operated cars, but not buses. Format was smaller G prefix followed by 4-digit number.

Measured 5 x 8", "NWT" along top, no slogan. 9000-series plates all appear to be post-2010 unissued leftover stock.

NWT Public Service plates originally used the PS prefix then changed to a small-sized single P well before 10000. Typically found on taxis, buses and fronts of semi trucks.

Issued to taxis, buses and semi trucks from 2010-13.

This plate was used from 1986-2011.

Introduced in 2004.