Who is scanning, and where
The map shows 1,673 mapped cameras as dots. This is the same data as a list — by province, and by the organisation that operates them — so you can read it, search it, and trace every entry to the record it came from.
656Police ALPR
496Toll gantry
464Border control
57Private / institutional
By province
| Province or territory | Mapped cameras | Police ALPR | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ontario | 1046 | 382 | Detail → |
| Quebec | 332 | 246 | Detail → |
| British Columbia | 190 | 22 | Detail → |
| Manitoba | 36 | 2 | Detail → |
| New Brunswick | 29 | 0 | Detail → |
| Saskatchewan | 17 | 0 | Detail → |
| Alberta | 14 | 1 | Detail → |
| Yukon | 3 | 0 | Detail → |
| Nova Scotia | 3 | 1 | Detail → |
By operator
Counts are floors. This is crowdsourced OpenStreetMap data, not an official
register: a camera missing here may still exist, and newly mapped is not newly
installed. It also excludes vehicle-mounted ALPR entirely, which is where most
Canadian plate reading actually happens.
Data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), generated 2026-10-19.