• Nationwide ALPR Flock camera heatmap of the United States showing 106,000+ license plate reader locations as a yellow and purple density overlay
  • Regional heatmap of Flock and ALPR license plate reader camera density across the southeastern US including Atlanta, Nashville, and Charlotte
  • Mid-zoom ALPR camera map of east Tennessee and southwest Virginia rendered as purple and yellow hotspots near Johnson City and Kingsport
  • Zoomed-in DeFlock-style map showing individual Flock ALPR cameras as blue dots with thin dark borders across the Johnson City Tennessee area
  • Close-up of ALPR camera field-of-view cones in translucent blue showing the direction each license plate reader is pointing at a street intersection
  • Downtown Johnson City ATAK overlay showing Flock ALPR cameras as blue dots with directional FOV cones loaded over a street map
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FREE: ALPR / Flock Camera ATAK Map — 106,000+ License Plate Readers Nationwide

FREE: ALPR / Flock Camera ATAK Map — 106,000+ License Plate Readers Nationwide

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Know every camera watching the road — before you drive it.

This free KMZ overlay loads 106,000+ automated license plate readers (ALPRs) — Flock Safety, Motorola, Genetec, Leonardo, Axis and more — directly into ATAK, iTAK, WinTAK, Google Earth, or any TAK-compatible app. Fully offline once imported. No subscription, no account, no catch.

Built from public OpenStreetMap data and styled to feel familiar if you've ever used DeFlock — clean blue camera markers, with directional field-of-view cones showing exactly which way each reader is aimed.

📍 What's inside

  • 106,283 ALPR camera locations across all 50 states
  • 115,000+ directional FOV cones — see which direction each camera is pointing (98.6% of cameras include a verified heading)
  • Tap any camera for brand, operator, mount type, surveillance zone, and OSM reference ID
  • Zoom-aware rendering — markers thin out when zoomed wide, cones appear as you zoom in, so the map stays readable

📡 Works with
ATAK (Android) · iTAK (iPhone/iPad) · WinTAK · Google Earth · any KMZ-compatible mapping app

🛰️ Why it matters
Whether you're a privacy advocate, security researcher, journalist, off-grid traveler, or just someone who wants to understand the surveillance footprint of your daily commute — this overlay puts the full national picture in your pocket, offline and on your terms.

🗓️ Data current as of 6/25/2026. This package is updated regularly as new cameras are mapped — re-download anytime to stay current.

🙏 Credits & Attribution
Camera location data is sourced from OpenStreetMap contributors and the DeFlock community (deflock.org), whose crowd-sourced mapping effort makes nationwide ALPR transparency possible. This package is an independent, unaffiliated conversion of that public data into TAK-compatible format — full credit for the underlying dataset goes to the DeFlock project and OSM mappers.

Want to help improve this map? Contribute camera sightings at deflock.org.

📜 Data © OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed under the Open Database License (ODbL — opendatacommons.org/licenses/odbl). This derivative work is shared under the same license.

✅ 100% free. If this saves you time, check out the rest of the District47 ATAK data package collection — repeater maps, FEMA & tornado shelters, hospitals/fire/police, critical power infrastructure, POTA parks, and more. One-time files, no subscriptions, built by the same hands.

⚠️ Disclaimer: This data is provided for educational and informational purposes only, sourced from publicly available OpenStreetMap contributions. Camera locations are crowd-sourced and may be incomplete or outdated. Always do your own research and verify before relying on this information. Provided as-is, with no warranty.

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