Flock camera map: find cameras near you

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FlockDetour maps documented Flock Safety devices and other automated license plate readers (ALPRs). Search a city or street, inspect a site's source, and check the roads you plan to travel.

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Coverage is incomplete. A blank area never means camera-free. FlockDetour is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Flock Safety or any surveillance vendor.

Browse a city

Browse data snapshots for US and Canadian cities, with mapped ALPR counts, Flock vendor attribution, camera records and a stated 10-mile radius. These are documented records, not complete city inventories. Search any other city or street on the map.

473 of 473 city pages. Counts below are mapped ALPR records, not confirmed active devices.

United States 394 cities

Alabama 5 cities
Alaska 2 cities
Arizona 14 cities
Arkansas 2 cities
California 77 cities
Colorado 14 cities
Connecticut 5 cities
Delaware 1 cities
Florida 30 cities
Georgia 8 cities
Hawaii 1 cities
Idaho 3 cities
Illinois 8 cities
Indiana 6 cities
Iowa 3 cities
Kansas 5 cities
Kentucky 3 cities
Louisiana 5 cities
Maine 1 cities
Maryland 3 cities
Massachusetts 9 cities
Michigan 8 cities
Minnesota 3 cities
Mississippi 1 cities
Missouri 7 cities
Montana 2 cities
Nebraska 2 cities
Nevada 10 cities
New Hampshire 2 cities
New Jersey 9 cities
New Mexico 4 cities
New York 16 cities
North Carolina 10 cities
North Dakota 2 cities
Ohio 6 cities
Oklahoma 5 cities
Oregon 6 cities
Pennsylvania 4 cities
Puerto Rico 4 cities
Rhode Island 1 cities
South Carolina 3 cities
South Dakota 2 cities
Tennessee 6 cities
Texas 45 cities
the District of Columbia 1 cities
Utah 5 cities
Vermont 1 cities
Virginia 9 cities
Washington 10 cities
West Virginia 1 cities
Wisconsin 3 cities
Wyoming 1 cities

Canada 79 cities

Alberta 5 cities
British Columbia 16 cities
Manitoba 1 cities
New Brunswick 3 cities
Newfoundland and Labrador 1 cities
Northwest Territories 1 cities
Nova Scotia 2 cities
Nunavut 1 cities
Ontario 33 cities
Prince Edward Island 1 cities
Québec 12 cities
Saskatchewan 2 cities
Yukon 1 cities

The directory covers major cities selected from official US and Canadian population data, including capitals. A city page with few or no documented records is a coverage gap, not evidence of no cameras. Read the Canada ALPR guide or see the research and download city summaries.

What the map covers

202,898 active map records across camera and related device classes in the current dataset. This is not a count of Flock cameras. The map also includes other ALPR vendors, speed, red-light and traffic cameras, as well as separately classified audio sensors, with uneven coverage across the United States and Canada.

Latest recorded data import: . An import date does not mean every camera was checked on that date.

Locations come from OpenStreetMap contributors, public records and published research. Camera pins describe mapped devices; they do not provide live footage, license plate data or proof that a device is operating.

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Flock cameras by state

Mapped license plate readers per state, counted October 4, 2026, with the number attributed to Flock Safety. Each state page lists its city maps and any agency transparency portals; portal figures come from a historical dataset collected July 2023 through April 2024. How we counted.

A missing state or agency does not mean there are no Flock cameras there.

Read the map before choosing a route

  1. Find your area. Search a city or street, or use the location button. Zoom in to see individual sites.
  2. Choose a layer. Flock Safety selects devices attributed to that vendor. Other ALPR selects plate-reader records from other or unknown vendors. All shows every included type.
  3. Inspect the record. Open a pin for its source, classification and available verification details. Compare it with current local records or your observations.
  4. Plan the trip. The web planner shows travel time and documented camera counts for available routes. The mobile apps add Pro navigation and camera-aware route modes.

Identify a camera on the street · Learn how ALPR cameras work · Understand route choices and their limits

Take FlockDetour on the road

Browse known cameras for free on iPhone and Android. FlockDetour Pro adds turn-by-turn navigation and the Balanced and Fewer cameras modes. Feature availability and pricing are listed in each store.

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Common questions

Where are Flock cameras near me?
Open the FlockDetour map, search your city or street, and choose the Flock Safety filter. You can also use the location button with your permission. Select a mapped site to inspect its source and available details. An empty area can mean cameras have not been documented.
Is the Flock camera map free?
Yes. FlockDetour's camera map is free on the web, iPhone and Android, with no account required. The website also offers route planning. Turn-by-turn navigation and the Balanced and Fewer cameras modes in the mobile apps require FlockDetour Pro. Check the store listing for current features and prices.
Are Flock cameras and ALPR cameras the same thing?
Flock Safety is a vendor. ALPR stands for automated license plate recognition, a technology used by multiple vendors. Flock Safety sells plate readers and other devices. Use the Flock Safety filter for the vendor's mapped devices, or Other ALPR for plate-reader records from other or unknown vendors. The total map count includes other camera types and related devices.
Can this map show my license plate or camera footage?
No. FlockDetour shows documented device locations and source information. It has no access to license plate searches, vehicle sightings or surveillance footage. FlockDetour is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Flock Safety.

FlockDetour reduces exposure to cameras documented in its current data. It cannot identify every camera, guarantee avoidance, replace traffic laws, or ensure a route is surveillance-free. Always follow posted signs and drive safely.