Newfoundland and Labrador License Plate

Plate Design

Newfoundland and Labrador's plate is understated: a plain white field with bold blue registration characters across the center. A small sprig of partridgeberries, three red berries on a thin green stem, sits tucked beside the numbers, with "Newfoundland & Labrador" spelled out in black serif text underneath.

How Rare Is It on the Road Trip Game?

Rare. Newfoundland and Labrador has no land border with the US at all. It's reachable only by ferry or air, which makes this one of the two hardest plates on this list to spot stateside. Treat it like the Hawaii of the Canadian provinces.

Spotting Tip

Your best (and only realistic) chance is near the ferry terminals in Nova Scotia that connect to Newfoundland, or if a Newfoundlander has shipped or driven their car a very long way south. Don't expect to spot this one on a typical US interstate.

Fun Fact

Newfoundland keeps its own time zone, Newfoundland Standard Time, set a half-hour off from Atlantic Time, one of the few half-hour-offset time zones in the world. St. John's, its capital, is also one of the oldest European-settled cities in North America, with a fishing presence dating back to the 1500s.

Ready to keep hunting? Head back to the game, flip on Canadian provinces, and check NL off your list, or browse all 10 provinces in the guide.