Vehicle registration plates of Yukon

The Canadian territory of the Yukon first required its residents to register their motor vehicles and display licence plates in 1914.

Passenger plates 1954 to present

In 1956, the U.S. states and Canadian provinces came to an agreement with the Automobile Manufacturers Association that fixed the size for licence plates for vehicles, except those for motorcycles, at six inches in height by twelve inches in width, with standardized mounting holes. The 1954 (dated 1955) issue was the Yukon's first licence plate that complied with these standards.

Image	First issued	Description	Slogan	Serial format	Serials issued	Notes
	1954	white on green, with black embossed prospector with gold paint speck	Land of the Midnight Sun	1234		embossed 55 first 6 x 12 inch plate
	1955	navy blue on white, with embossed prospector with gold paint speck	Land of the Midnight Sun	1234		embossed 56
	1956	red on white, with black embossed prospector with gold paint speck	Land of the Midnight Sun	1234		embossed 57
	1957	white on red, with black embossed prospector with gold paint speck	Land of the Midnight Sun	1234		embossed 58
	1958	white on black, with red embossed prospector with gold paint speck	Land of the Midnight Sun	1234		embossed 59
	1959	black on white, with red embossed prospector with gold paint speck	Land of the Midnight Sun	1234		embossed 60
	1960	black on sky blue, with red embossed prospector with gold paint speck	Land of the Midnight Sun	1234		embossed 61
	1961	white on green, with red embossed prospector with gold paint speck	Land of the Midnight Sun	1234		embossed 62
	1962	black on yellow, with embossed prospector with gold paint speck	Land of the Midnight Sun	1234		embossed 63
	1963	red on white, with embossed prospector with gold paint speck	Land of the Midnight Sun	1234		embossed 64
	1964	green on white, with embossed prospector with gold paint speck	Land of the Midnight Sun	1234		embossed 65
	1965	red on white, with embossed prospector with gold paint speck	Land of the Midnight Sun	1234		embossed 66
	1966	blue on white, with embossed prospector with gold paint speck	Land of the Midnight Sun	1234		embossed 67
	1967	black on white, with embossed prospector with gold paint speck	Land of the Midnight Sun	1234		embossed 68
	1968	black on canary, with embossed prospector with gold paint speck	Land of the Midnight Sun	1234		embossed 69
	1969	green on white, with embossed prospector with gold paint speck	Land of the Midnight Sun	1234		embossed 70
	1970	orange on white, with embossed prospector with gold paint speck	The Klondike	1234		embossed 71
	1971	green on white, with embossed prospector with gold paint speck	The Klondike	1234		embossed 72
	1972	black on tan, with embossed prospector with gold paint speck	The Klondike	1234		embossed 73
	1973	green on white, with embossed prospector with gold paint speck	The Klondike	1234		embossed 74
	1974	orange on white, with embossed prospector with gold paint speck	The Klondike	1234		embossed 75
	1975	black on white, with embossed prospector with gold paint speck	The Klondike	A123		embossed 76
	1976	red on white, with embossed prospector with gold paint speck	The Klondike	A123		embossed 77
	1977	green on white, with embossed prospector with gold paint speck	The Klondike	AB-12		embossed 78
	1978	red on white, with embossed prospector with gold paint speck	The Klondike	AB-12		embossed 79
	1979	green on white, with embossed prospector with gold paint speck	The Klondike	AB-12		first multi year issue, renewed with stickers
	1980	green on white, with embossed prospector with gold paint speck	The Klondike	AB-12		variation of previous base with no embossed 80 and darker paint
	1981	red on white, with embossed prospector with gold paint speck	The Klondike	ABC-1
	1984	black on reflective gold, with embossed prospector	The Klondike	ABC-1
	1989	black on white with screened miner image	The Klondike	ABC12 or ABC 12

External links

• Yukon licence plates 1969-present

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