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Private/Passenger

(A) 1976 dated plate in Guayas only
(B) Some 1989 series plates were dated
(C) About 2005: A light blue crest with the legend COMISION DE TRANSITO DE LA PROVINCIA DEL GUAYAS was added to the top left side of plates in Guayas province
(D) 2007: Pichincha Province extended the 1989 series from 3 to 4 numerals
(E) 2014: ANT (Agencia Nacional de Tránsito) logo added to top left corner

Plate History

Guayas province issued plates with different colors from other departments through 1976

1927 - 1959

1960 - 1969

Non-Passenger/Other

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Commercial

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Diplomatic Corps

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Government

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Motorcycle

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Official

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Public Service

Provinces

1 = Azuay 2 = Bolivar 3 = Cañar 4 = Carchi 5 = Chimborazo 6 = Cotopaxi 7 = El Oro 8 = Esmeraldas 9 = Galapágos 10 = Guayas 11 = Imbabura 12 = Loya

13 = Los Ríos 14 = Manabí 15 = Morona-Santiago 16 = Napo 17 = Orellana 18 = Pastaza 19 = Pichincha 20 = Santa Elena 21 = Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas 22 = Sucumbíos 23 = Tungurahua 24 = Zamora-Chinchipe

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Province Codes

A  Azuay B  Bolivar U  Cañar C  Carchi H  Chimborazo X  Cotopaxi O  El Oro E  Esmeraldas

W  Galapágos G  Guayas I  Imbabura L  Loja R  Los Ríos M  Manabi V  Morona - Santiago N  Napo

Q  Orellana S  Pastaza P  Pichincha Y  Santa Elena J  Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas K  Sucumbíos T  Tungurahua Z  Zamora-Chinchipe

Country Information

Location	South America
Capital	Quito
Main Religion	Christianity (catholicism)
National Language	Spanish. The other main language is Quechua.
History	Ecuador became seceded from Grand Colombia in 1830
International Oval	EC
ISO Code	EC

Credits

(1) Jim Fox/Greg Gibson