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Equipment of the China Coast Guard

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China Coast Guard Shucha II-class cutter Haijing 3306.

The China Coast Guard operates a variety of vessels for its duties.

In addition, the China Coast Guard also operates a handful of Harbin Z-9 and Z-8 helicopters, and a maritime patrol aircraft based on the Harbin Y-12 transport.[1][2]

Vessels

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As of 2020, the list of various classes of CCG vessels includes:[3][4][5]

Class Type Ships Origin Displacement (tonnes) Quantity Notes
Jiangdao-class
originally as Type 056 corvette
Patrol cutter  China 1,500 tons 22
Zhongyu-class Patrol cutter Zhong Guo Yu Zheng 31001  China N/A 1
Zhongtao-class Patrol boat  China N/A 36+
Zhongsui-class Patrol boat Zhong Guo Yu Zheng 35199  China N/A 7
Zhong Guo Yu Zheng 44601
Zhong Guo Yu Zheng 44602
Zhong Guo Yu Zheng 44603
Zhong Guo Yu Zheng 44606
Zhong Guo Yu Zheng 45003
Zhong Guo Yu Zheng 45029
Zhongmel-class Patrol boat  China N/A
Zhongke-class Patrol boat  China N/A
Yanbing-class Patrol cutter Hai Jing 1411  China N/A 1
Wolei-class Patrol cutter Hai Jing 1212  China N/A 1
Type 618B-II-class Patrol boat  China N/A
Shuzao II-class Patrol boat  China N/A
Shutu-class Patrol cutter  China N/A
Shaokao-class Patrol boat Hai Jing / Zhong Guo Hai Jian  China N/A 100+
Hutao III-class Patrol boat  China N/A
Hulai II-class Patrol boat  China N/A
Hongshou-class Patrol boat  China N/A 15
Hongming III-class Patrol boat  China N/A 13+
Hongming II-class Patrol boat  China N/A 29+
Hongda-class Patrol boat Hai Jing 35001  China N/A 4
Hai Jing 44044
Hai Jing 46001
Hai Jing 46002
Hailin II-class Patrol boat Hai Guan 881–890  China N/A 13 Single boat and crane
Hai Jing 35089
Hai Jing 33086
Hai Jing 31088
Hai Jing 21091
Hailin I-class Patrol boat Hai Jing 44059  China N/A 30 dual boat ramps
Hai Jing 44068
Hai Jing 44069
Hai Guan 853–880
Haijian-class Patrol cutter Hai Jing 1118  China N/A 4
Hai Jing 2149
Hai Jing 3172
Hai Jing 3174
Dalang I-class Patrol cutter  China N/A 1
Zhaotou-class Patrol cutter Haijing 2901
Haijing 3901
 China 12,000 tonnes 2 World's largest coast guard class.[6]
Shuoshi II-class Patrol cutter Haijing 1501
Haijing 2501
Haijing 2502
Haijing 3501
 China 5,500 tonnes 4
Kanjie-class Patrol cutter Haijing 2506  China 5,000 tonnes 1 Former Hydrographic survey ship Li Siguang (871)
Zhaolai-class Patrol cutter Haijing 1401
Haijing 2401
Haijing 3401
Haijing 3402
 China 4,896 tonnes 4
Zhaoduan-class Patrol cutter Haijing 31301
Haijing 31302
Haijing 31303
Haijing 46301
Haijing 46302
Haijing 46303
 China 4,000+ tonnes 6
Shucha I-class Patrol cutter Haijing 3383
Haijing 2350
 China 3,980 tonnes 2
Shucha II-class Patrol cutter Haijing 1305
Haijing 1306
Haijing 1307
Haijing 2305
Haijing 2306
Haijing 2307
Haijing 2308
Haijing 3306
Haijing 3307
Haijing 3308
 China 3,980 tonnes 10
Zhaochang-class Patrol cutter Haijing 2301  China 3,876 tonnes 1
Tuzhong-class Patrol cutter Haijian 1310
Haijian 2337
Haijian 3367
 China 3,600 tonnes 3
Zhaoyu-class Patrol cutter Haijing 1301
Haijing 1302
Haijing 1303
Haijing 1304
Haijing 2302
Haijing 2303
Haijing 2304
Haijing 3301
Haijing 3303
Haijing 3304
Haijing 3305
Haijing 46305
 China 3,450 tonnes 12
Haiyang-class Patrol cutter Haijing 3368  China 3,325 tonnes 1
Zhaojun-class Patrol cutter Haijing 21111
Haijing 33111
Haijing 35111
Haijing 37111
Haijing 44111
Haijing 46111
Haijing 46112
Haijing 46113
 China 2,700 tonnes 8
Jiangwei I-class Frigate Haijing 31239
Haijing 31240
Haijing 31241
 China 2,250 tonnes 3 Former PLAN ships.
Shuwu-class Patrol cutter Haijian 1115
Haijian 2151
Haijian 3184
 China 1,819 tonnes 3
Zhaotim-class Patrol cutter Yuzheng 45005
Yuzheng 45013
Yuzheng 45036
Haijing 1102
Haijing 1103
Haijing 1104
Haijing 3105
Haijing 3106
Haijing 21115
Haijing 31115
Haijing 33115
Haijing 46115
 China 1,764 tonnes 12
Shusheng-class Patrol cutter Haijian 1010
Haijian 3015
Haijian 7008
Haijian 9010
Haijing 2115
 China 1,750 tonnes 5
Haixun II-class Patrol cutter Haijian 31101  China 1,500 tonnes 1
Zhaogao-class Patrol cutter Haijing 33103
Haijing 44104
Haijing 46104
 China 1,500 tonnes 3
Shuke III-class Patrol cutter Haijing 2112
Haijing 2113
Haijing 3111
Haijing 3112
Haijing 3113
Haijian 1001
Haijian 1002
Haijian 1013
Haijian 2032
Haijian 2168
Haijian 2169
Haijian 4001
Haijian 4002
Haijian 4072
Yuzheng 46016
 China 1,327 tonnes 15
Shuke II-class Patrol cutter Haijing 1123
Haijing 1126
Haijing 2168
Haijing 3175
 China 1,317 tonnes 4
Shuke I-class Patrol cutter Haijing 1127  China 1,317 tonnes 1
Shuyou-class Patrol cutter Haijian 1117
Haijian 2146
Haijian 3171
 China 1,111 tonnes 3
Zhaodai-class Patrol cutter Haijian 1112
Haijian 2101
Haijian 2102
Haijian 3103
 China 1,111 tonnes 4
Zhaoming-class Patrol cutter Haijian 1116
Haijian 3101
Haijian 3102
 China 997 tonnes 3
Hutao I-class Patrol boat Haijian 21105
Haijian 31103
Haijian 33104
Haijian 35104
Haijian 44106
Haijian 45103
 China 600 tonnes 6
Kaobo-class Patrol boat Haijian 201
Haijian 202
Haijian 301
Haijian 302
Haijian 303
 China 500 tonnes 5
Zhongeng-class Patrol boat Yuzheng 13001
Yuzheng 21001
Yuzheng 32501
Yuzheng 33001
Yuzheng 33006
Yuzheng 35001
Yuzheng 37008
Yuzheng 44061
Yuzheng 45001
Yuzheng 46012
 China 230 tonnes 10
Zhaowu-class Patrol cutter  China N/A 1

References

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  1. ^ Wei, Changhao (22 June 2018). "NPCSC Defers Vote on E-Commerce Law, Grants Law Enforcement Powers to Military-Controlled Coast Guard". NPC Observer. Retrieved 16 October 2019.
  2. ^ "Coast Guard with Muscles". Asian Military Review. 9 September 2019. Retrieved 20 February 2020.
  3. ^ "China Coast Guard 2019-2020 recognition and identification guide". Office of Naval Intelligence. 27 February 2020. Archived from the original on 27 February 2020.
  4. ^ "SIGNALING SOVEREIGNTY: CHINESE PATROLS AT CONTESTED REEFS". Asia Maritime Transparency Initiative. Retrieved 20 February 2020.
  5. ^ "China Coast Guard Equipment". Globalsecurity.org. Retrieved 20 February 2020.
  6. ^ "Update: China Coast Guard despatching Zhaotou-class cutters to waters around disputed Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands". Janes.com. Retrieved 20 February 2020.
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See also

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