Vessel Profile

Nadon (R.C.M.P.)

Nadon (R.C.M.P.)
Photo: Wade Bauck

Story

This patrol vessel was built in 1991 by Shore Boat Builders Ltd. in Richmond, BC.

Historical Notes

This vessel was a Class 1 patrol craft. This vessel was capable of 36 knots. This vessel was stationed on the Pacific Coast. This vessel did a successful Northwest Passage transit. After her retirement this vessel was donated to the Vancouver Maritime Museum and her engines removed as a floating display.

Owners & Masters

1991-2014 she was owned by the Royal Canadian mounted Police, Ottawa ON Canada.

Name Significance

She was named for Commissioner Maurice Nadon.

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