Nunavut License Plates

Daryl C. reports the new 2012 Nunavut base plates now have a graphic background that has a polar bear, an inukshuk, and the northern lights. The first flat plate in Canada, it uses the same 3M fonts as states such as Minnesota and South Carolina. For the first-issued passenger plate, see lcmc1.blogspot.com/2012/11/new-nunavut-license-plate_14.html.

The lowest spotted by a Highs reporter is 001 835 by Nicholas Pescod.

Tyler Elg - 20 Feb ’23

Motorcycle size plate

Replaces the former Quad/Snowmobile plate on the original (bear) issue. (see below)

Ivan Wotchinski - 17 Dec ’22

Original base (bear) high: C7432N 2014-07-25 Andrew Osborne

Ivan Wotchinski - 30 Dec ’22

Eric Bryden - 24 Feb ’22

New flat style

Original base (bear) high: G6113N

Eric Bryden - 28 Feb ’22

Eric Bryden - 19 Jul ’22

Used on taxis.

Eric Bryden - 27 Jul ’22

Eric Bryden - 7 Jan ’22

Eric Bryden - 16 May ’23

Andrew Osborne reports C5541N was issued on 2004-04-03, which supports the report he heard that boxes are being opened in reverse order. This is also happening with other types, so tracking highs will be impossible as long as this continues.

Andrew Osborne - 13 May ’12

Charles Humphrey reports new style plate A01 072 in Motorcycle size, but it was on an ORV, so it could either be Motorcycle or Quad/Snowmobile, or a combined use plate if those types were merged. The plate had an old style March decal and a separate white on black "13" sticker.

Matt Embro - 1 Mar ’11

10004N reported as a low by John Hayes. The issue began at 10000N.

Andrew Osborne - 18 Oct ’14

Red letters, motorcycle size, seen online, Mar. 07 sticker

This type is now called ATV on the new issue. (see above)

Eric Sivertsen - 19 Feb ’07

Andrew Osborne - 10 Jul ’10

Jacco Hoekstra - 13 Dec ’08

As with some other classes, Trailer plates are being issued in a somewhat random order because boxes were opened out of order. To further prove how plates are being issued out of sequence: trailer plate T1760N was issued on Aug 19, 2010, a mere two and half years after the current high of T1773N

Ivan Wotchinski - 2 Mar ’22