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Traffic cameras in Calgary

214 City of Calgary cameras.

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The City of Calgary posts still pictures from 214 traffic cameras on major routes and key intersections, such as Deerfoot Trail, Stoney Trail and Crowchild Trail. This page lists them by road and quadrant; tap a camera to see its picture. The City says the cameras are for traffic monitoring, not enforcement. Checked October 27, 2026.

Calgary traffic cameras by road

The City's roads in the City's order, each camera named as the City names it, with its quadrant. Tap Show picture to see one.

LocationQuadrantPicture
Deerfoot Trail13
130 Avenue / Deerfoot Trail SESE
Memorial Drive / Deerfoot Trail SESE
17 Avenue / Deerfoot Trail SESE
Stoney Trail14
Stoney Trail / 52 Street SESE
Stoney Trail / 88 Street SESE
Stoney Trail / Sarcee Trail NWNW
Crowchild Trail9
Kensington Road / Crowchild Trail NWNW
Glenmore Trail / Crowchild Trail SWSW
24 Avenue / Crowchild Trail NWNW
Glenmore Trail10
Glenmore Trail / Macleod Trail SS
Glenmore Trail / Elbow Drive SW (East)SW
Glenmore Trail / Macleod Trail S (West)S
Macleod Trail17
Heritage Drive / Macleod Trail SS
Bannister Road / Macleod Trail SS
149 Avenue / Macleod Trail SS
16 Avenue10
16 Avenue / 36 Street NENE
16 Avenue / 14 Street NWNW
16 Avenue / Edmonton Trail NENE
Memorial Drive8
Memorial Drive / 52 Street EE
Memorial Drive / Edmonton Trail NENE
Memorial Drive / 10 Street NWNW
Bow Trail7
Bow Trail / Pumphouse Road SWSW
Bow Trail / 14 Street SWSW
Bow Trail / 6 Avenue SWSW

Other cameras by quadrant

The cameras not on the 8 roads above, by the quadrant the City's name ends in; the few on a dividing road last.

LocationQuadrantPicture
NE quadrant16
McKnight Blvd / 52 Street NENE
32 Avenue / 52 Street NENE
McKnight Blvd / Metis Trail NENE
NW quadrant18
Beddington Trail / Country Hills Blvd NWNW
John Laurie Blvd / Shaganappi Trail NWNW
Country Hills Blvd / Royal Birch Blvd NWNW
SE quadrant39
Peigan Trail / Barlow Trail SESE
50 Avenue / Barlow Trail SESE
17 Avenue / 28 Street SESE
SW quadrant44
4 Avenue / 9 Street SWSW
8 Avenue / 11 Street SWSW
Southland Drive / 14 Street SWSW
Other roads9
Samis Road / Centre Street North
McKnight Blvd / Centre St NN
64 Ave / Centre St NN

Enforcement cameras are separate

The City says these cameras are “solely for traffic monitoring and not enforcement” and that “Camera footage is not recorded” (Open Calgary). Intersection safety cameras are run by the Calgary Police Service: automated traffic enforcement.

Highways outside the city

The province posts its highway cameras, Stoney Trail's beyond the city included, on 511 Alberta. They are not on this page.

About the City of Calgary traffic cameras

The City of Calgary runs these cameras on major routes and key intersections. They post still pictures the City describes as “up-to-the-minute”. The City says: “Cameras can be down for maintenance or in the case of collisions, to protect the identity of those involved.”

CamsAhead loads each picture from the City when you tap it and keeps none. It checks the City's list, last October 27, 2026.

1 plate reader is on the map in the Calgary area: see plate readers in Canada.

Other Canadian cities: Traffic cameras in Toronto. All of Canada: cameras in Canada.

Calgary traffic camera questions

Do these cameras show video?

No. They post still pictures the City describes as “up-to-the-minute”, and one loads here when you tap it.

Why is a camera missing or offline?

The City says: “Cameras can be down for maintenance or in the case of collisions, to protect the identity of those involved.”

Do these cameras give tickets?

No. The City says they are “solely for traffic monitoring and not enforcement”. Intersection safety cameras are the Calgary Police Service's: automated traffic enforcement.

Is the footage recorded?

No. The City says: “Camera footage is not recorded.”

Where are the Stoney Trail and Deerfoot cameras?

Under Stoney Trail and Deerfoot Trail. Provincial highway cameras beyond the city are on 511 Alberta.

Are there highway cameras outside Calgary?

Yes, on the province's 511 Alberta. They are not on this page.

Are there plate readers in Calgary?

1 plate reader is on the map in the Calgary area: see plate readers in Canada.

Sources and updates

  • City of Calgary, Mobility: Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – City of Calgary (Open Government Licence – City of Calgary). The City's list, checked October 27, 2026. Pictures load from the City when you tap one; CamsAhead stores none.

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