Track HMAS Gippsland's Current Position In This Live Military Ship Tracker
HMAS Gippsland (OPV 206) is an Arafura Class Patrol Ship currently being built for the Royal Australian Navy. HMAS Gippsland is being built by BAE Systems in Osbourne, South Australia. The ship has not yet been placed in active service.
The Arafura class consists of six offshore patrol vessels built for the Royal Australian Navy under Project SEA 1180. Based on the Lürssen OPV80 design and constructed in Australia at the Osborne and Henderson shipyards, the ships replace the Armidale-class patrol boats. They are designed for long-endurance maritime security, fisheries protection, border protection and constabulary operations in Australia’s Exclusive Economic Zone and northern approaches. The class features a modular mission system capable of supporting unmanned aerial systems, multiple rigid-hull inflatable boats launched from side and stern stations, and improved habitability for extended patrols. Primary armament consists of a 25 mm naval gun on a stabilised mount and heavy machine guns.
View HMAS Gippsland's real-time location, route, speed, course history, itinerary updates, port destinations, estimated arrival times, and more in the patrol ship tracker map below. All ship position data is sourced directly from the global AIS tracking system, delivering the latest tracking information available. Each new ship report received automatically updates the displayed data.
HMAS Gippsland May Not Yet TrackableHMAS Gippsland is a new or upcoming military ship that may have an IMO (International Maritime Organization) number assigned early in construction. However, real-time tracking requires an MMSI (Maritime Mobile Service Identity) number assignment and active radio equipment onboard for AIS broadcasting. Tracking typically becomes active during final outfitting or sea trials, a couple of months before commissioning. As soon as HMAS Gippsland starts transmitting AIS signals, it will become trackable on the map below. Please check back for updates.