ALPR & Flock cameras in North Dakota

16 automated license plate readers and surveillance cameras mapped in North Dakota.

Updated July 18, 2026 · community-reported, may contain errors · Open in live map →
16
cameras mapped
0
cities covered
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Mapped cameras

Showing 16 of 16 · all data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)
VendorAreaTypeCoordinatesSource
Unknownfixed48.20407, -101.31134OSM ↗
Unknownfixed48.20420, -101.31205OSM ↗
Unknownfixed48.20580, -101.31538OSM ↗
Unknownfixed48.20645, -101.31545OSM ↗
Flock Safetyfixed46.83207, -100.81223OSM ↗
Flock Safetyfixed46.83129, -100.81505OSM ↗
Flock Safetyfixed46.83139, -100.81226OSM ↗
Flock Safetyfixed46.79529, -100.78482OSM ↗
Flock Safetyfixed46.79692, -100.78210OSM ↗
Flock Safetyfixed46.79685, -100.78732OSM ↗
Flock Safetyfixed46.91577, -103.53440OSM ↗
Flock Safetyfixed46.91053, -103.51872OSM ↗
Flock Safetyfixed46.92131, -103.53829OSM ↗
Flock Safetyfixed46.89688, -103.29376OSM ↗
Flock Safetyfixed46.90184, -103.41946OSM ↗
Flock Safetyfixed46.91450, -103.52805OSM ↗

Frequently asked

Are ALPRs legal in North Dakota?
License plate readers operate across North Dakota and their legality is governed by state and local law. Lantern takes no legal position; this page simply reflects cameras that have been mapped by the public on OpenStreetMap.
How current is this North Dakota data?
It reflects 16 points mapped on OpenStreetMap and updated July 18, 2026. The data refreshes periodically; individual entries are community-reported and may be missing, outdated, or mislabeled.
Who operates these cameras?
Operators vary by jurisdiction — city police departments, county agencies, and private networks. Where a contributor recorded an operator, it is shown in the city tables; otherwise the field is left blank.