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License plate reader camera map of the United States

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Quick answers

How many license plate reader points are mapped?

144,627 Flock and other ALPR source points are mapped in this public edition. Other tracker types are excluded. Source snapshot: 2026-10-25 UTC.

How many points are tagged as Flock?

116,244 source points carry a Flock tag. A tag is not an agency ownership statement or confirmation that the device operates today.

Can this find license plate readers near me?

Use the town report with a ZIP code for a five-mile search around its Census ZIP center, or open the interactive map. A ZIP-center radius differs from a city boundary.

Does an empty map mean no cameras?

No. This map is an incomplete sourced record. Missing points may reflect missing data, and current operation and approval dates can be unknown.

States ranked by mapped plate-reader source points

Ranking measures documented points, not surveillance intensity, population-adjusted rates or a complete operating inventory. State-map geographic assignments can leave points outside these totals, so their sum differs from the national source total.

  1. California: 21,179 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  2. Texas: 17,333 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  3. Georgia: 10,178 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  4. Florida: 9,500 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  5. Illinois: 7,603 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  6. Ohio: 6,909 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  7. New York: 4,599 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  8. Pennsylvania: 3,935 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  9. North Carolina: 3,878 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  10. Indiana: 3,764 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  11. Tennessee: 3,653 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  12. Michigan: 3,638 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  13. Missouri: 3,527 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  14. Virginia: 3,425 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  15. Alabama: 2,966 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  16. Colorado: 2,777 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  17. Arizona: 2,658 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  18. New Jersey: 2,419 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  19. Washington: 2,339 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  20. Louisiana: 2,223 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  21. South Carolina: 2,150 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  22. Wisconsin: 2,073 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  23. Kansas: 2,060 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  24. Kentucky: 1,951 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  25. Minnesota: 1,717 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  26. Oklahoma: 1,526 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  27. Massachusetts: 1,192 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  28. Mississippi: 1,167 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  29. Arkansas: 1,100 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  30. Utah: 1,060 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  31. New Mexico: 1,049 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  32. Connecticut: 1,020 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  33. Maryland: 1,001 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  34. Nevada: 985 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  35. Iowa: 916 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  36. Nebraska: 611 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  37. Oregon: 552 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  38. Delaware: 484 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  39. Idaho: 481 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  40. Rhode Island: 308 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  41. West Virginia: 251 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  42. South Dakota: 194 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  43. North Dakota: 149 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  44. District of Columbia: 140 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  45. Maine: 102 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  46. Montana: 88 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  47. Wyoming: 72 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  48. New Hampshire: 71 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  49. Hawaii: 61 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  50. Alaska: 31 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide
  51. Vermont: 31 mapped plate-reader source points. Every published city and place guide

Sources and limits

Counts: public map metadata and state aggregates. Source snapshot: 2026-10-25 UTC. Individual source dates vary. Methodology and attribution; OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL, plus linked public records. No agency approval date or current operation is inferred from a mapped point.