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New this month
Cameras newly reported in the last 60 days, appearing in the order they were mapped.
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Every camera added to the map in the last 60 days appears here in the order it was reported, replayed over a few seconds. Thousands are reported each month — some newly installed, many standing for a while before someone mapped them.
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Every way to see the cameras
- 01All camerasEvery license plate camera reported on OpenStreetMap.
- 02Camera visionWhat each camera points at. Zoom in anywhere: every cone is a camera's view.
- 03Heat mapWhere cameras cluster. Brighter means more cameras close together.
- 043D skylineCamera density as columns. Taller means more cameras in that area.
- 05New this monthCameras newly reported in the last 60 days, appearing in the order they were mapped.
- 06Sharing networkWhich agencies can search each other's plate data. Each burst is one agency's list.
- 07Per capita, 3DEvery county, coloured by cameras per 10,000 residents; taller means more cameras.
- 08Speed camerasSpeed and red-light cameras, in the same neon.
About this map
- Does newly reported mean newly installed?
- Not necessarily. It means a volunteer added it to OpenStreetMap on that day. Many cameras stand for weeks before someone reports them.
- How many new cameras are reported each month?
- Several thousand. The counter on the map shows the exact number for the last 60 days.
Camera locations © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Agency sharing data from agencies’ own Flock transparency portals, collected by EyesOnFlock.com (CC BY-SA 4.0). Population: US Census Bureau. Basemap: OpenFreeMap.