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Ship class Rio Cañete PGM 71 Rio Zarumilla
Displacement 296 t 147 t 37 t
Dimensions 50.9×7.4×1.7 m 36.0×6.4×1.8 m 20.0×5.2×1.0 m
Propulsion 4 Bazan/MTU V8V 16/18 TLS diesels
5,640 shp (4,210 kW), 2 shafts 		2 GM Detroit Diesel GN-71 diesels
1,450 shp (1,080 kW), 2 shafts 		2 GM Detroit Diesel 8V71 diesels
460 shp (340 kW), 2 shafts
Speed 23 knots (43 km/h) 18 knots (33 km/h) 18 knots (33 km/h)
Range 3,050 nmi (6,000 km) at 17 knots (30 km/h) 1,500 nmi (3,000 km) at 10 knots (20 km/h) 1,000 nmi (2,000 km) at 16 knots (30 km/h)
Crew 39 (4 officers) 18 (4 officers) 7 (1 officer)
Armament 1 Oerlikon Mk.10 20mm AA gun
2 single 12.7mm machine guns 		1 Oerlikon Mk.10 20mm AA gun
2 single 12.7mm machine guns 		1 Oerlikon Mk.10 20mm AA gun
2 single 12.7mm machine guns
Equipment 1 Decca 1226 navigation radar
VHF/UHF SATCOM transceiver 		1 Raytheon navigation radar 1 Raytheon Pathfinder 1900 navigation radar

Equipment

File:Peruvian Fokker F27 Bell 212.jpg
A Coast Guard Fokker F-27-200 taking off, in the picture a Bell 212 FAP is also present

Currently the Peruvian Coast Guard is composed by seven coastal patrol ships, sixteen port patrol boats, and speedboats for bay control, river patrol boats, river speedboats, lake patrol boats, lake speedboats and motorboats for river interdiction, Two Fokker F-27 aircraft, a Twin Otter hydroplane as well as a fleet of operational vehicles which strengthens operations by coast police of Coast Guard Captaincies.

Ships

Rio Cañete class coastal patrol ship[1]

Displacement 296 tons, full load; speed 22 knots; four Bazan/MTU V8V 16/18 TLS diesels; one 20mm gun, two single 12.7mm machine guns; Decca 1226 navigation radar.

Pennant number Name Builder Commissioned Notes
PC 243 Río Nepeña SIMA Chimbote December 1, 1981 refitted between 1996 and 1998
PC 244 Río Tambo SIMA Chimbote 1982 refitted between 1996 and 1998
PC 245 Río Ocoña SIMA Chimbote 1983 refitted in 1996
PC 246 Río Huarmey SIMA Chimbote 1984 refitted between 1996 and 1998
PC 247 Río Zaña SIMA Chimbote February 12, 1985 refitted between 1996 and 1998

PGM 71 class coastal patrol ship[1]

Displacement 147 tons, full load; 18-knot speed; two GM Detroit Diesel GN-71 diesels; armament removed but now mounts one each 20mm gun and 12.7mm machine gun; Raytheon navigation radar. Sister ship PC 222 stricken.

Pennant number Name Builder Commissioned Notes
PC 223 Río Chira SIMA Callao June 1972 originally transferred from Navy to Coast Guard in 1975, then paid off in 1994,
but restored to service in 1997 after engines refurbished.

Río Zarumilla class coastal patrol ship[2]

Displacement 37 tons, full load; 18 knots speed; two GM Detroit Diesel 8V71 diesels, two props; Raytheon 1900 Pathfinder navigation radar; one 20mm gun and one 12.7mm machine gun. Two sister ships deleted in early 1990s.

Pennant number Name Builder Commissioned Notes
PC 242 Río Piura Viareggio, Italy September 5, 1960 refitted in 1996
  1. ^ a b Jane's, p. 547
  2. ^ Jane's, p. 548
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