Flock & ALPR Cameras in Washington, DC: Map & Data

10-mile / 16.1-km radiusLocal camera data

The FlockDetour snapshot retrieved October 3, 2026 contains 488 mapped ALPR records within 10 miles (16.1 km) of the reference center for Washington, DC. 416 records are attributed to Flock Safety. These are mapped records, not a complete inventory or a count of city-owned devices.

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What is documented near Washington

Mapped ALPR records
488
Attributed to Flock Safety
416
Other or unattributed vendor
72

483 records have a recorded facing direction. A direction describes the source record; it does not establish a camera's field of view or prove that a vehicle was captured.

0 of the 488 returned records have a verification date in the source. No recorded verification date means this snapshot cannot tell you when a person last checked these devices. The retrieval date above records when FlockDetour read the data.

Explore mapped sites near the reference center

The 12 nearest records in this snapshot are listed below. Coordinates are approximate. Open a record for its source details on the current map; a record may have changed since this snapshot.

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12 nearest records from the October 3, 2026 snapshot. This preview shows only the listed sample; panning does not load more cameras.

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Source details below were retrieved separately from the camera snapshot. Original links appear only where the source identifier and record type could be established. They show the source entry, not a new field verification.

Research cameras in Washington, the District of Columbia

This place is included in the directory using official population and geography data. Its 2025 population reference is 693,645. That population is used to select places for the directory; it is not the population inside our camera search circle. Check the official population source and geography reference.

Start with the local government's meeting agendas, procurement records and police technology pages. Search for “Washington DC ALPR”, “Washington license plate readers” and “Washington Flock Safety”. A proposal, contract or funding request does not by itself prove that a camera was installed. Check the document date, vendor, agency and whether it describes fixed or mobile readers.

Local records and context

MPD's current published LPR order took effect April 30, 2026. DDOT documents a separate photo-enforcement program. A Washington-centered map circle also reaches Maryland and Virginia, so its records are not a count of MPD-owned devices.

Sources reviewed October 3, 2026. Review date is separate from the camera-data retrieval date.

Flock cameras in Washington, DC: the map, policy and jurisdiction explains the documents and remaining questions.

If you find a missing or incorrect location, submit a correction with the source and approximate location. Use the camera identification guide before classifying a roadside device as an ALPR.

Where these figures come from

FlockDetour retrieved these public camera records on . The search uses a circle centered at 38.9072, -77.0369, with a radius of 10 miles (16.1 km). It is not the municipal boundary of Washington; surrounding communities can be included. Distances are straight-line distances from that reference point, not driving distances.

The snapshot includes records classified as ALPR and excludes records marked removed. Flock totals include only records explicitly attributed to Flock Safety. Other or unattributed records are kept separate. Speed, red-light and general traffic camera records are excluded from these totals. Split map queries are deduplicated by record ID before the radius filter is applied.

Sources include OpenStreetMap contributors and published datasets, with attribution and license details on our sources page. A retrieval date records when we read the database, not when someone inspected each camera. Records can be duplicated or inaccurate, and unmapped and mobile readers are outside this snapshot.

Source attribution and licenses · Report a correction · Why camera maps disagree

Look up historical Flock agency records. The agency directory uses a separate July 2023–April 2024 dataset. Agency counts are not the camera counts above.

Questions about cameras in Washington

How many Flock cameras are mapped near Washington?
416 ALPR records in this snapshot are attributed to Flock Safety, out of 488 mapped ALPR records within the stated radius. Vendor labels come from source records and can be incorrect or out of date.
Does this show every license plate reader in Washington?
No. The page covers documented fixed locations within a circle, which can cross municipal boundaries. Missing reports, mobile readers, removed devices and unknown vendors limit what it can tell you. A blank area never means camera-free.
Why does another map show a different count?
Compare the geographic boundary, camera types, vendor filter, snapshot date and whether results are capped. A city boundary and a 10-mile circle include different records. Neither count by itself proves better coverage.
Can I plan a route around cameras near Washington?
Open the map to inspect camera records and plan a route. FlockDetour Pro on iPhone and Android adds turn-by-turn navigation and camera-aware route modes. Available data and road choices limit every route; no route is guaranteed camera-free.

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Inspect the current map before planning a trip. The camera map is free on the web, iPhone and Android. FlockDetour Pro in the mobile apps adds turn-by-turn navigation and the Balanced and Fewer cameras route modes.

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Distances below are between reference centers, not driving distances. Neighboring search circles can overlap; do not add their counts.

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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. FlockDetour is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Flock Safety or any surveillance vendor.