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All New Mexico DOT cameras — interactive statewide map

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About this map

This map gathers New Mexico's live road cameras from the state Department of Transportation (NMDOT) into one fast, searchable view, pulled from the official NMRoads traveler-information system at nmroads.com. With roughly 183 cameras spread across high mountain passes, open desert basins, and the two interstates that meet in the heart of Albuquerque, you can see what the road actually looks like before you commit to a drive across the Land of Enchantment.

Coverage follows New Mexico's main corridors. I-25 runs north to south, dropping over Raton Pass (about 7,800 feet) at the Colorado line and threading through Las Vegas, Santa Fe (over Glorieta Pass), Albuquerque, Socorro, Truth or Consequences, and Las Cruces toward El Paso. I-40 crosses west to east from Arizona through Gallup, Grants (over the Continental Divide at Campbell Pass), Albuquerque, Santa Rosa, and Tucumcari to the Texas line. The two cross at Albuquerque's Big I interchange. I-10 sweeps across the southwest from Las Cruces through Deming and Lordsburg, and key US routes fill in the rest: US-550 toward Farmington, US-285 toward Roswell and Carlsbad, US-70 past White Sands toward Alamogordo and Ruidoso, and US-491 toward Shiprock.

One important note: NMDOT's public camera feed does not include on-road weather sensors, so this map supplements each view with the nearest airport's conditions from the National Weather Service rather than pavement-level readings. Use the area presets to jump to your region, search by highway or town, save the cameras you check most as favorites, and treat the nearby weather as a useful gut check on temperature and wind rather than an exact road-surface report. It is a practical, traveler-first tool for commuters, truckers, and road-trippers crossing New Mexico's wide-open distances.

New Mexico regions covered

Tap an area chip on the map to jump straight to any of these regions.

Statewide

A bird's-eye view of every NMDOT camera across New Mexico, from Raton Pass at the Colorado line to the I-10 desert near Lordsburg, covering the full reach of I-25, I-40, I-10, and the major US routes. Best for an at-a-glance read before a long cross-state drive.

Albuquerque

Dense coverage through the state's largest metro, centered on the Big I where I-25 and I-40 cross. Watch the interstates through the city, the climb toward the Sandia Mountains, and the approaches that funnel traffic in from every direction.

Santa Fe & I-25 North

Cameras along I-25 from Albuquerque up through Santa Fe and over Glorieta Pass, continuing toward Las Vegas and the long climb to Raton Pass at the Colorado line. Key views for snow and ice on the high northern passes in winter.

Las Cruces & the South

Covers I-25 and I-10 around Las Cruces and the southern desert, including the I-10 run toward Deming and Lordsburg and US-70 toward Alamogordo and White Sands. The Lordsburg and Deming stretches are notorious for sudden, deadly blowing-dust storms.

I-40 West (Gallup & Grants)

Cameras on I-40 across the western high country from the Arizona line through Gallup and Grants, crossing the Continental Divide at Campbell Pass (about 7,275 feet) — the highest point of the interstate in the state and a frequent spot for winter snow and ice.

I-40 East (Santa Rosa & Tucumcari)

Covers the eastern I-40 corridor from Moriarty out through Santa Rosa and Tucumcari to the Texas line at Glenrio. Long, open stretches where blowing dust, high winds, and winter weather can change conditions quickly between towns.

Northwest (Farmington)

Cameras across the Four Corners region around Farmington, along US-550 toward Bernalillo and Cuba and US-491 toward Shiprock and Gallup. Useful for high-desert winter weather and the long distances between services in the northwest.

Tips for using New Mexico road cameras

  • Before crossing Raton Pass on I-25 or the Continental Divide on I-40 near Grants in winter, check the nearest cameras first — these high stretches catch snow and ice well before the lower desert does.
  • On I-10 between Lordsburg and Deming, watch for blowing dust: storms off the Lordsburg Playa can drop visibility to zero within minutes and have caused deadly pileups. If a camera shows a wall of dust, do not drive into it.
  • Remember the weather shown is from the nearest airport station, not an on-road sensor — use it for temperature and wind context, but trust the camera image itself for what the pavement looks like.
  • Save your regular cameras as favorites — your Albuquerque commute on the Big I, a pass you cross often, or your stretch of I-40 — so they load with one tap next time.
  • On open eastern stretches of I-40 around Santa Rosa and Tucumcari and across the southern basins, use cameras to gauge high winds and blowing dust that can buffet high-profile vehicles.
  • Cameras are a great real-time gut check, but confirm official closures and road conditions with NMDOT at nmroads.com or by dialing 511 in New Mexico before relying on a clear-looking frame.

All New Mexico DOT cameras by corridor

A complete directory of all 183 New Mexico DOT traffic cameras, grouped by highway and corridor.

I-25 cameras (68)

  • I-25 @ Alameda
  • I-25 @ Bernalillo
  • I-25 @ Cesar Chavez
  • I-25 @ Coal
  • I-25 @ Comanche
  • I-25 @ Comanche on Ramp
  • I-25 @ Gibson
  • I-25 @ Glorieta
  • I-25 @ Isleta Blvd
  • I-25 @ Jefferson
  • I-25 @ Las Vegas
  • I-25 @ Lead
  • I-25 @ Lomas
  • I-25 @ Lower La Bajada
  • I-25 @ Montgomery
  • I-25 @ N of Big I
  • I-25 @ N of Broadway
  • I-25 @ N of Paseo del Norte
  • I-25 @ Paseo Del Norte
  • I-25 @ Raton
  • I-25 @ Raton Pass
  • I-25 @ Rio Bravo
  • I-25 @ Rowe NB, facing north
  • I-25 @ Rowe SB, facing south
  • I-25 @ S of Big I
  • I-25 @ S of Tramway
  • I-25 @ San Antonio
  • I-25 @ San Mateo
  • I-25 @ Springer
  • I-25 @ Sunport
  • I-25 @ Tramway
  • I-25 @ University NB, facing north
  • I-25 @ University SB, facing south
  • I-25 @ Upper La Bajada
  • I-25 NB @ Bernalillo, facing north
  • I-25 NB @ BIA 105, facing north
  • I-25 NB @ Bobby Foster, facing north
  • I-25 NB @ Broadway, facing north
  • I-25 NB @ Cerrillos Road, facing north
  • I-25 NB @ La Cienega, facing north
  • I-25 NB @ Lohman, facing north
  • I-25 NB @ MLK, facing north
  • I-25 NB @ NM 6, facing north
  • I-25 NB @ Old Pecos Trail, facing north
  • I-25 NB @ Richards Ave, facing north
  • I-25 NB @ St. Francis, facing north
  • I-25 NB @ US 70, facing north
  • I-25 NB @ US-550, facing north
  • I-25 NB Frontage Rd @ Osuna, facing north
  • I-25 SB @ BIA 105, facing south
  • I-25 SB @ Bobby Foster, facing south
  • I-25 SB @ Broadway, facing south
  • I-25 SB @ Central, facing south
  • I-25 SB @ Cerrillos Road, facing south
  • I-25 SB @ La Cienega, facing south
  • I-25 SB @ Lohman, facing south
  • I-25 SB @ MLK, facing south
  • I-25 SB @ NM 6, facing south
  • I-25 SB @ Old Pecos Trail, facing south
  • I-25 SB @ PDN, facing south
  • I-25 SB @ Richards Ave., facing south
  • I-25 SB @ Rio Bravo, facing south
  • I-25 SB @ St. Francis Dr., facing south
  • I-25 SB @ US 550, facing south
  • I-25 SB @ US 70, facing south
  • I-25 SB Frontage Rd @ Candelaria, facing south
  • I-25 SB to I-40 EB, facing south
  • I-25 South of Rio Bravo

I-40 cameras (63)

  • Coors @ N of I-40
  • I-40 @ 12th St
  • I-40 @ 4th St
  • I-40 @ 98th St
  • I-40 @ Atrisco Vista
  • I-40 @ Carlisle
  • I-40 @ Carnuel
  • I-40 @ Carnuel Overpass
  • I-40 @ Clines Corners
  • I-40 @ Continental Divide
  • I-40 @ Coors
  • I-40 @ East of Coors
  • I-40 @ Eubank
  • I-40 @ Exit 36
  • I-40 @ I-25
  • I-40 @ Louisiana
  • I-40 @ NM 14
  • I-40 @ NM 6
  • I-40 @ Pennsylvania
  • I-40 @ Quarry Rd
  • I-40 @ Rio Grande Blvd
  • I-40 @ Rio Grande River
  • I-40 @ Rio Puerco
  • I-40 @ San Mateo
  • I-40 @ Santa Rosa East
  • I-40 @ Santa Rosa West
  • I-40 @ Sedillo Hill WB, facing west
  • I-40 @ Sunset Canyon
  • I-40 @ Tramway
  • I-40 @ Tramway Onramp
  • I-40 @ Tucumcari East
  • I-40 @ University
  • I-40 @ Unser
  • I-40 @ Washington
  • I-40 @ West of Coors
  • I-40 @ West of Edgewood
  • I-40 @ Wyoming
  • I-40 @ Zamora Road
  • I-40 @ Zuzax
  • I-40 East @ Exit 36
  • I-40 EB @ 7Th St, facing east
  • I-40 EB @ Juan Tabo, facing east
  • I-40 EB @ Lomas, facing east
  • I-40 EB @ Martin Road, facing east
  • I-40 EB @ Moriarty East, facing east
  • I-40 EB @ Moriarty West, facing east
  • I-40 EB @ Mountain Valley, facing east
  • I-40 EB @ San Pedro, facing east
  • I-40 EB @ Sedillo, facing east
  • I-40 EB @ Williams Ranch Road, facing east
  • I-40 EB 491, facing east
  • I-40 WB @ Juan Tabo, facing west
  • I-40 WB @ Lomas, facing west
  • I-40 WB @ Martin Road, facing west
  • I-40 WB @ Moriarty East, facing west
  • I-40 WB @ Moriarty West, facing west
  • I-40 WB @ Mountain Valley, facing west
  • I-40 WB @ San Pedro, facing west
  • I-40 WB @ US 491, facing west
  • I-40 WB @ Williams Ranch Road, facing west
  • I-40 WB to I-25 SB, facing west
  • I-40 West of Atrisco Vista
  • I-40 West To I-25

I-10 cameras (19)

  • I-10 @ Avenida De Mesilla EB, facing east
  • I-10 @ Avenida De Mesilla WB, facing west
  • I-10 @ E of Lordsburg
  • I-10 @ E of Steins
  • I-10 @ E of US 70
  • I-10 @ Mesquite
  • I-10 @ Motel Drive
  • I-10 @ S Main St EB, facing east
  • I-10 @ S Main St WB, facing west
  • I-10 @ W of Lordsburg
  • I-10 / I-25 Interchange I-10
  • I-10 / I-25 Interchange I-25
  • I-10 EB @ Union, facing east
  • I-10 Lordsburg @ MM 12
  • I-10 Lordsburg @ MM 15
  • I-10 Lordsburg @ MM 7
  • I-10 Lordsburg @ MM 9
  • I-10 Lordsburg @ MM11
  • I-10 WB @ Union, facing west

Other New Mexico roads cameras (17)

  • Bobcat Pass
  • Coors @ Atrisco
  • Coors @ Glenrio
  • Coors @ Iliff
  • Fairview Dr Espanola
  • I-25NB @ Central
  • Jefferson @ PDN
  • Paseo Del Norte @ 4th St
  • Paseo Del Norte @ Coors
  • Paseo Del Norte @ Rio Grande Blvd
  • PDN @ West of Rio Grande River
  • PDN EB @ Edith, facing east
  • PDN WB @ Edith, facing west
  • Stanley Griegos Bridge Espanola
  • Tramway @ Lomas
  • Tramway @ PDN
  • Vaughn

US-550 cameras (5)

  • US 550 @ Continental Divide
  • US 550 @ NM 313
  • US 550 @ W of River Bridge
  • US 550 East @ NM 528
  • US 550 West @ NM 528

NM-528 cameras (4)

  • NM 528 @ High Resort Blvd
  • NM 528 @ Ridgecrest Dr.
  • NM 528 @ Sabana Grande Ave
  • NM 528 @ Southern Blvd

US-64 cameras (2)

  • US 64 @ Angel Fire
  • US 64/87 @ Capulin

US-70 cameras (2)

  • US 70 @ Apache Summit
  • US 70 @ Organ Mountain Pass

NM-536 cameras (1)

  • NM 536 @ NM 14

NM-68 cameras (1)

  • NM 68 Espanola

US-285 cameras (1)

  • US 285 @ Pojoaque

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Frequently asked questions

How often do the New Mexico NMDOT cameras update?
The cameras refresh on a regular interval, typically every few minutes depending on the site, so you are seeing a recent still image rather than a continuous video stream. For the most current view, reload the camera you are checking.
Which New Mexico roads and highways do the cameras cover?
Coverage spans the state's major corridors: I-25 from Raton Pass through Santa Fe, Albuquerque, and Las Cruces; I-40 from Gallup and Grants through Albuquerque to Tucumcari; I-10 across the southwest through Deming and Lordsburg; and key US routes including US-550, US-285, US-70, and US-491.
Can I check Albuquerque traffic with these cameras?
Yes. The Albuquerque area preset focuses on the Big I, where I-25 and I-40 cross — the busiest interchange in the state — along with the interstates through the metro, so you can scan for backups and incidents before heading out.
Are the mountain passes like Raton and Glorieta covered in winter?
Yes. The Santa Fe & I-25 North preset includes cameras on I-25 over Glorieta Pass and up toward Raton Pass at the Colorado line, while the I-40 West preset covers the Continental Divide near Grants. These high stretches are the first to see snow and ice in a storm.
Does the map show road-weather sensor data from the cameras?
No. NMDOT's public camera feed does not include on-road weather sensors, so this map supplements each camera with the nearest airport's conditions from the National Weather Service. Treat it as nearby temperature and wind context rather than a pavement-level reading.
How do dust storms affect driving on I-10 in New Mexico?
The stretch of I-10 between Lordsburg and Deming is one of the most dangerous in the Southwest for blowing dust, which can cut visibility to zero in minutes and has caused fatal pileups. Cameras can help you spot a dust wall ahead, but if you are caught in one, the official guidance is to pull fully off the road, stop, and take your foot off the brake.
Can I save my most-used cameras?
Yes. The favorites feature lets you bookmark specific cameras — your Albuquerque commute, a pass you cross often, or a stretch of I-40 — so they are one tap away on your next visit.
Does this site cover states other than New Mexico?
Yes. We also cover the live neighbors you are most likely to cross into: Colorado (CDOT cameras), just north on I-25 over Raton Pass, and Utah (UDOT cameras) in the Four Corners region to the northwest — so you can plan multi-state trips from one site.