Are these all of the Flock cameras in Covington?
This page lists the camera reports currently documented for Covington, Georgia. It is a community record and may not include every active camera.
38 reported Flock Safety cameras in Covington, Georgia — 38 verified
Purple Heart Highway
Sep 25, 2026
Alcovy Road Northeast
Sep 25, 2026
Alcovy Road
Sep 25, 2026
Dearing Street
Sep 25, 2026
John R. Williams Highway
Sep 25, 2026
John R. Williams Highway
Sep 25, 2026
Alcovy Road
Sep 25, 2026
Johnson Drive Northeast
Sep 25, 2026
Alcovy Road
Sep 25, 2026
Agnew Way Northeast
Sep 25, 2026
Turner Street Northeast
Sep 25, 2026
Hazelbrand Road Northeast
Sep 25, 2026
Eagles Parkway
Sep 25, 2026
Emory Street
Sep 25, 2026
Access Road
Sep 25, 2026
Williams Road
Sep 28, 2026
John R. Williams Highway
Sep 28, 2026
John R. Williams Highway
Sep 28, 2026
Turner Lake Road Northwest
Sep 28, 2026
Industrial Boulevard Northeast
Sep 28, 2026
Plantation Trace
Sep 28, 2026
Purple Heart Highway
Sep 28, 2026
Highway 278 Northwest
Sep 28, 2026
Crestview Drive
Sep 28, 2026
Old Atlanta Highway
Sep 28, 2026
Alcovy Road
Sep 28, 2026
Newton Drive Northeast
Sep 28, 2026
Elizabeth Street Northeast
Sep 28, 2026
Newton Drive Northeast
Sep 28, 2026
Newton Drive Northeast
Sep 28, 2026
Williams Street Northeast
Sep 28, 2026
Newton Drive Northeast
Sep 28, 2026
Hospital Drive Northeast
Sep 28, 2026
Brown Bridge Road
Sep 28, 2026
Westview Drive Southwest
Sep 28, 2026
Purple Heart Highway
Sep 28, 2026
Pace Street
Sep 28, 2026
Dr. Martin Luther King, Junior Avenue
Sep 28, 2026
About this city directory
38 Flock Safety ALPR cameras have been mapped in Covington, Georgia, with 100% independently verified by community members. Most are mounted on utility poles. One documented location is Highway 278 Northwest.
This page lists the camera reports currently documented for Covington, Georgia. It is a community record and may not include every active camera.
Reported cameras can appear on public roads, near neighborhood or campus entrances, and around commercial areas. A map marker represents a reported location, not a claim about current operation or ownership.
No. Flock Locations is an independent public-interest map. We distinguish community reports from records supported by public sources, as described in our data methodology.