Minnesota MnDOT Cameras — Live Road Cameras & Map

Minnesota's MnDOT camera network spans roughly 1,524 traffic cameras on the CARS platform, covering the interstates, US highways, and state routes that knit together the Twin Cities, Duluth, Rochester, St. Cloud, Mankato, Moorhead, and the Iron Range. Coverage is densest across the Minneapolis-St. Paul metro, where I-35 splits into I-35W through Minneapolis and I-35E through St. Paul, I-94 cuts diagonally through the core, and the I-494/I-694 beltway rings the suburbs. Outstate, cameras line the long-haul corridors travelers actually drive: I-94 from Moorhead and Fargo through St. Cloud, I-90 across the southern tier through Rochester, and I-35 climbing north to Duluth and Lake Superior.

These cameras give you a real, current look at the road before you commit to a drive. In a state where winter means extreme cold, blizzards, blowing-and-drifting snow on the open prairie, lake-effect bands near Duluth, and black ice, a glance at the nearest camera can confirm whether a corridor is plowed, snow-covered, or socked in. The same feeds help in summer too, when construction, holiday traffic on US-10 and US-169, and storm cells move fast across the Red River Valley and the southern plains.

Whether you are commuting on the metro beltway, running US-52 between the Twin Cities and Rochester for a Mayo Clinic appointment, heading up US-61 along the North Shore for fall colors, or crossing the state on I-94, the camera map is built to help travelers, commuters, freight drivers, and weekend road-trippers see conditions firsthand. Pair each camera with the conditions you can verify with your own eyes, and use the regional views below to jump straight to the corridor you care about.