Nordhavn 475

Summary

Best Suited For

• Bluewater Cruising

  From the published figures: explorer

• Liveaboard

  From the published figures: LOA 14.47 m · 3 cabins · fresh water 1135.6 L

Tags are derived from certified class, length, sail area, accommodation and tankage using the criteria described on the Sources page; an editor may add or remove one.

Speed, Power & Tanks

What the builder publishes about how fast, how strong and how much the boat carries.

Dimensions

LOA

47.5 ft (14.47 m)

Hull length

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LWL

42.7 ft (13.02 m)

Beam

14.8 ft (4.52 m)

Draft (min)

5.2 ft (1.6 m)

Draft (max)

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Air draft

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Displacement

62,391 lb (28,300 kg)

Ballast

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Cabins

2–3

Heads

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Berths

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Performance

Maximum speed

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Cruising speed

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Range

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Guests

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Crew

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Engine and Tanks

Engine

180 hp (John Deere)

Engine count

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Engine manufacturer

John Deere

Propulsion type

shaft

Fuel capacity

1,200 gal (4,542.5 L)

Fresh water capacity

300 gal (1,135.6 L)

Black water capacity

50 gal (189.3 L)

Construction

Hull material

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Deck material

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Rudder type

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Steering wheels

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Builder's Own Figures

Gray water tank

50 GALS. /189.3 L

Main engines

Machinery John Deere 4045AFM85 M2 180hp @ 2400 – 24v start ZFW220 transmission

Displacement basis

printed metric tonnes

Engine power basis

per engine as printed in the Machinery specification (standard main engine)

About Nordhavn

Semi-custom

The full-displacement passagemaker brand of Pacific Asian Enterprises, Dana Point, California — nineteen models from the 12.6-metre Nordhavn 41 to the 36.8-metre Nordhavn 120, built in Taiwan and Xiamen since the first Nordhavn 46 of 1989, with more ocean crossings and circumnavigations than any other production motor yacht.

Jim Leishman and Dan Streech met in 1973 at a yacht dealership in Dana Point, California, and when it closed in 1974 they formed a small brokerage with Joe Meglen that grew into Pacific Asian Enterprises, importing CT boats and, from 1976, the Transpac 49 from Taiwan and working with the builders there to raise their quality. By 1977 PAE set out to own its own line: designer Al Mason drew the Mason sailboats that PAE developed and Taiwan yards built. When the cruising-sailboat market declined in the late 1980s, Jeff Leishman's design for a 46-foot passagemaking powerboat became the next project; named Nordhavn, Norwegian for 'north harbour', for its trawler-like look, hull number one of the N46 shipped in early 1989, at a time when it was still believed that only a sailboat could cross oceans. The last Mason was built in 1995, offices opened from Rhode Island to the UK and Australia between 2001 and 2007, the N55 and N64 arrived in 2004 with the Nordhavn Atlantic Rally, and in 2008 the 21-acre Xiamen factory, able to build Nordhavns of up to a thousand tons, was completed as work on the N120 began.

The Nordhavn Range

Every model Nordhavn publishes, by length — where this one sits in the range.

1. Nordhavn 6868 ft
2. Nordhavn 62564.6 ft
3. Nordhavn 6062.5 ft
4. Nordhavn 6362.5 ft
5. Nordhavn 59 Coastal Pilot58.8 ft
6. Nordhavn 5254.3 ft
7. Nordhavn 5150.8 ft
8. Nordhavn 475· this model47.5 ft
9. Nordhavn 4141.3 ft

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