Chinese cutter Haijing 6301

Haijing 6301 (Chinese: 海警6301) is a Tuzhong-class cutter of the China Coast Guard's (CCG)^[1] 6th Bureau based in Qingdao.^[2]

History
China
Name	Beituo 710
Operator	People's Liberation Army Navy
Commissioned	1970s
Decommissioned	November 12, 2012
Fate	Transferred to China Marine Surveillance
History
China
Name	Haijian 110
Operator	China Marine Surveillance
Acquired	November 12, 2012
Decommissioned	July 2013
Homeport	Qingdao, Shandong
Fate	Transferred to China Coast Guard
History
Name	Haijing 1310
Operator	China Coast Guard
Acquired	July 2013
Renamed	Haijing 6301
Homeport	Qingdao
Status	Active
General characteristics
Class & type	Tuzhong-class cutter
Displacement	3,658 t
Length	84.9 m
Beam	14 m
Draught	5.5 m
Propulsion	2 engines, 9000 bhp
Speed	18.5 knots
Crew	60
Sensors & processing systems	Type 352 radar Fin Curve radar

History

The ship was built in the late-1970s by the Zhonghua Shipyard for the People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN). She was based in the North Sea Fleet^[3] as Beituo 710 (Chinese: 北拖710).^[4] She was fitted with a Type 352 radar for cruise missile tests.^[3]

The ship was transferred to the China Marine Surveillance's (CMS) North China Sea Fleet on 12 November 2012 as Haijian 110 (Chinese: 海监110).^[5][4]

In July 2013, the CMS was disbanded as part of the creation of the CCG.^[6] and the ship transferred to the CCG. She was renamed to Haijing 1310 (Chinese: 海警1310).^[3] By 2024, her name was Haijing 6301.^[1]