LIVE CAMERA NETWORK
I-35 Traffic Cameras
604 live Interstate 35 highway cameras in driving order — Duluth, Minnesota to Laredo, Texas, grouped by state.
I-35 is the NAFTA corridor — from Duluth through Minneapolis, Des Moines, Kansas City, Oklahoma City and the Texas triangle to the Mexican border at Laredo. Texas and Minnesota carry the camera counts: TxDOT and MnDOT publish deep networks, and the Austin–San Antonio stretch is one of the most-watched commuter runs in the index.
Cameras are ordered from Duluth to Laredo. Note the split at Dallas–Fort Worth, where I-35 divides into I-35E and I-35W before rejoining — this page follows the corridor as a single route, and the Texas segment lists both branches' cameras in along-route order.
I-35 cameras by state
| Area | Cameras |
|---|---|
| Minnesota (route miles 0–186) | 180 |
| Missouri (route miles 537–572) | 81 |
| Kansas (route miles 650–656) | 2 |
| Oklahoma (route miles 813–1027) | 37 |
| Texas (route miles 1075–1506) | 304 |
Route miles are measured along the corridor's reference path from its start — an ordering aid, not official mileposts. Segments are listed in driving order.
I-35 in Minnesota — route miles 0–186
Showing the first 24 of 180 cameras in this stretch, in driving order. Open the live map to browse the rest along the route.
I-35 in Missouri — route miles 537–572
Showing the first 24 of 81 cameras in this stretch, in driving order. Open the live map to browse the rest along the route.
I-35 in Kansas — route miles 650–656
I-35 in Oklahoma — route miles 813–1027
- ARM Southern Great Plains Central Facility, Billings, Oklahoma, USAOklahoma · 37 cameras in this stretch
Showing the first 24 of 37 cameras in this stretch, in driving order. Open the live map to browse the rest along the route.
I-35 in Texas — route miles 1075–1506
Showing the first 24 of 304 cameras in this stretch, in driving order. Open the live map to browse the rest along the route.
How to check I-35 road conditions
- 1Find your state segment above — segments run in driving order with route-mile ranges.
- 2Read the segment's weather line and plow count when shown; both come from live feeds and appear only when those feeds report.
- 3Tap a camera near your stretch to open its live feed on the map.
- 4Compare the cameras just before and just after a pass, tunnel or metro — conditions change fastest at elevation and at rush hour.
- 5Re-check right before leaving on storm days, and never check cameras while driving.