A collection of the Navy-related graphics I have collected over the years. This serves both as an ever-growing collection of information as well as historical documentation.
Vessels of the RCN
Graphic showcasing the River-class Destroyer. Suitable for non-infograohic purposes.
River-class Destroyer infographic. The latest available as of April 2026 though a bit outdated already
Protecteur-class Graphic. Suitable for non-infographic purposes.
Protecteur-class Infographic
Harry DeWolf-class graphic. Suitable for non-infographic purposes
Harry DeWolf-class Infographic
Halifax-class Graphic. Suitable for non-infographic purposes
Cute little graphic for the Continental Defence Corvette. Should note design is only representative and not an accurate showing of what the design might be.
An outdated, but still decent look at the existing fleet.
Past Graphics/Proposals
An early infographic for the Canadian Patrol Frigate, now known as the Halifax-class
An early infographic for the Royal Navy's Type 2400 Submarine, now known as the Victoria-class
Infographic for HMCS Labrador, the RCNs first Icebreaker. Later known as CGS Labrador and then CCGS Labrador
The Trafalgar-class nuclear submarine as proposed to Canada as part of our efforts to aquire nuclear submarines as outlined in 1987s Challenge and Commitment: A Defence Policy for Canada
The Amethyste! A modified Rubis-class nuclear submarine as proposed to Canada as part of our efforts to aquire nuclear submarines as outlined in 1987s Challenge and Commitment: A Defence Polic for Canada
The proposed General Purpose Frigate canceled in 1963. This particular graphic comes from March 1962. Up to eight were planned.
Another from September 1963. By this point it was accepted that the program was dead, however this is probably the latest graphic that I know that is out there for GPF
A far more detailed schematic where one can also see the troop-carrying capacity showcased. The General Purpose Frigates would have had a limited transport capability being able to embark up to 200 additional personnel. Pretty fun stuff!
Early schematic of the DDH 280, also known as the Iroquois-class Destroyers
Little Infographic for the proposed GPF
Conceptual Carrier designs dating from 1963. The Royal Canadian Navy under then Minister of National Defence Paul Hellyer would explore several potential designs and concepts for retaining an amphibious/aviation capability in the wake of Hellyers 'Mobile Force' concept. A lot of these efforts were championed by then Assistant Chief of Naval Staff (Air and Warfare) Commodore Alexander Beaufort Fraser Fraser-Harris.
A Canadian Iwo Jima! Such was one of the proposals laid out by Fraser-Harris. Fraser-Harris supported the acquisition of both a new carrier (which I believe was to be a modernized Essex-class in his original proposal?) and a fleet of Iwo Jima-class LPH
Maps
Current Royal Canadian Navy Operations
A look at the various proposed and operating trade corridors in the Arctic
The North-West Passages and her various routes.
A map showcasing the various major ports in North America along with their Ice Status. A good representation of the laxk of Ice-Free Ports in Canada’s Arctic
A map showcasing the various Naval Reserves. Won't be accurate much longer!
A map showcasing the future proposed fleet for the RCN, as well as the look at what the navy views as the desired number of vessels at sea at any given time to ensure comprehensive coverage of Canada’s Maritime Domain
Other
The Trident, represnting the Royal Canadian Navy’s concept of Naval Power
The RCN Arctic & Northern Strategic Framework. It's a bit outdated now but still interesting
