Baltimore COUNTY - Red Light & Speed Cameras
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To Angela (et al) -
I know the info below is NOT in the standard full-format for new POI listings (e.g. Lat/Long coordinates, speed limits, etc). However, I thought I would all least post this to help get this addition started.
Below is the current (as of 9/12/2013) listing of both Red Light -and- Speed Cameras in Baltimore COUNTY.
You will notice that the Speed Cameras are all only in school zones. This list of speed cams is from the web-page of Baltimore County Police Dept.
NOTE: While there are 40 listings for Speed Camera locations, Baltimore County Police have mobile units and move them around from time to time. So currently, only about 30 of the Speed cam locations are active at any one time.
There was NO public list of Red Light cams because ..... it was not required to be posted by MD law !! However, I reached a Crpl Charles Schruhl of the Traffic Management Division at 410-887-7361. He sent me the list of Red Light cameras (only 8 of them). He also confirmed that the Baltimore COUNTY Red Light & Speed camera system IS still in active operation.
Baltimore County wraps arounf 3 sides of Baltimore CITY and covers a lot of territory. I am a city resident and don't cover much of that area in my car. My hope is that other members who are familiar with roads in Baltimore County will help provide additional needed info for these listings - such as the posted speed limits, coordinates, etc.
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Baltimore County Red Light Cameras
1. Liberty Rd EB @ Washington Ave
2. Baltimore National Pike (Rt 40) WB @ Ingleside Ave
3. Dulaney Valley Rd NB @ Seminary Ave
4. Rossville Blvd EB @ Yellow Brick Rd
5. Wise Ave EB@ Church Ln
6. Bosley Ave SB @ Allegheny Ave
7. Security Blvd EB @ Whitehead Rd
8. York Rd NB @ Scott Adam Rd
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Baltimore County Speed Cameras
1. Carver Center for the Arts School, Kenilworth Drive at Camberly Circle
2. Pikesville Middle School, 7700 block of Seven Mile Lane
3. Vincent Farm Elementary, 6000 block of Ebenezer Road
4. Fort Garrison Academy, 3300 block of Woodvalley Drive
5. Westchester Elementary, 2300 block of Old Frederick Road
6. Mt. Carmel School, 1700 block of Old Eastern Avenue
7. Mt. DeSales Academy, 700 block of Academy Road
8. Lansdowne Middle School, 2200 block of Lansdowne Road
9. Dogwood Elementary School, 7200 block of Dogwood Road
10. Church Lane Elementary School, Allenswood Road at Fernside
11. Deer Park Middle School, 9800 block of Winands Road
12. Stemmers Run Middle School, 200 block of Stemmers Run Road
13. Riderwood Elementary, 8100 block of Thornton Road
14. Patapsco High School, 8100 block of Wise Avenue
15. Stoneleigh Elementary School, 800 block of Regester Avenue
16. Owings Mills Elementary School, 10800 block of Reisterstown Road **
17. Loch Raven High School, 1600 block of Cromwell Bridge Road
18. Southwest Academy, 6100 block of Johnnycake Road
19. Winand Elementary School, Scotts Level Road between Winands Road and Autrim Lane
20. Loch Raven Academy, Goucher Boulevard between Putty Hill Avenue and LaSalle Road
21. Seven Oaks Elementary, Seven Courts Drive between Joppa Road and Proctor Lane
22. Bais Yaakov, Smith Avenue
23. St. Ursula School, 8900 block of Harford Road between Putty Hill Avenue and I-695 **
24. Perry Hall High School, 4600 block Ebenezer Road
25. Johnnycake Elementary School, 5900 block Craigmont Road
26. Middle River Middle School, 800 block of Middle River Road
27. Eastern Technical High School, 1100 block of Mace Avenue
28. Catonsville High School, 400 block of South Rolling Road and 500 block of South Rolling Road
29. Arbutus Middle School, 1200 block of Sulphur Spring Road
30. Woodlawn High School, 1700 block of Woodlawn Drive
31. Woodlawn Middle School/Woodmoor Elementary School, 3000 block of Essex Road
32. Milford Mill Academy, 3800 block of Washington Avenue
33. Wellwood International School, 2900 block of Smith Avenue
34. Old Court Middle School, 4600 block of Old Court Road
35. Rodgers Forge/Dumbarton Middle School, 200 block of Stevenson Lane
36. Halstead Academy, 7500 block of Hillsway Road
37. Padonia Elementary School, 9800 block of Greenside Drive
38. Dulaney High School, 200 block of Padonia Road
39. Parkville High School, 2700 block of Putty Hill Avenue
40. Dundalk Middle School/Dundalk Elementary School, 7000 block of Dunmanway
I believe these are already
I believe these are already in the downloads
Baltimore County
Thanks for the list, these locations should be in the publish files, but we will cross check to be sure we are up to date with Baltimore County.
~Angela
Baltimore County Listings
After I submitted my initial above posting, I downloaded the recent 9/11/13 files and tried to check for some of them. As I mentioned in an email I sent, it is hard to locate or check for a particular listing because the files entries are not organized or sorted by location.
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I think the Baltimore County Speed cam listings are fairly up to date.
However, unless I am mistaken, some of the Red Light listings were missing. Please let me know if I am wrong about that.
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BTW - Late last night, I did try reorganizing or re-compiling one of the files to see if it would help to make it easier to geographically group and locate listings.
I opened the csv file in WORD, took a sample of entries and converted them Text-to-Table (with Commas as the separator). This produced a Table with 4 columns:
Longitude, Latitude, Streets, Name.
I was then able to Sort on any one of the columns -- I chose Longitude. With a few exceptions or "anomalies" (mainly due to Latitude differences) this gave a decent grouping to help locate geographically related listings.
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Note:
- I did not try a Compound-Sort; using a secondary field. Don't know how that would have worked or if it would help further.
- Also, WORD limited the number of Rows I could work with, so I could not work with the entire files entries all at once. Maybe, working same process in Excel would not have that limitation.
@sstrippoli
Yup. During our cross check, we found a couple of red light cams that were tagged Baltimore instead of Baltimore county. They're fixed and will be in the next update.
If you notice any other changes, please use email or the "report an enforcement camera" link on the right side of the page. They're much better communication channels for working out details than all this back and forth in public forum posts.
Thanks,
Jonathan (aka JM)
@sstrippoli
After I submitted my initial above posting, I downloaded the recent 9/11/13 files and tried to check for some of them. As I mentioned in an email I sent, it is hard to locate or check for a particular listing because the files entries are not organized or sorted by location.
.
I think the Baltimore County Speed cam listings are fairly up to date.
However, unless I am mistaken, some of the Red Light listings were missing. Please let me know if I am wrong about that.
.
BTW - Late last night, I did try reorganizing or re-compiling one of the files to see if it would help to make it easier to geographically group and locate listings.
I opened the csv file in WORD, took a sample of entries and converted them Text-to-Table (with Commas as the separator). This produced a Table with 4 columns:
Longitude, Latitude, Streets, Name.
I was then able to Sort on any one of the columns -- I chose Longitude. With a few exceptions or "anomalies" (mainly due to Latitude differences) this gave a decent grouping to help locate geographically related listings.
.
Note:
- I did not try a Compound-Sort; using a secondary field. Don't know how that would have worked or if it would help further.
- Also, WORD limited the number of Rows I could work with, so I could not work with the entire files entries all at once. Maybe, working same process in Excel would not have that limitation.
You went through a lot of work. You should have opened the file in excel. Then you could have sorted the file any way you wanted and even searched for what you wanted.
Nuvi 2460LMT.
Baltimore County’s speed
Baltimore County’s speed cameras are reported to be more mobile than they appear. One location I am familiar with has two camera mounts, one for each direction. Apparently the County uses only one camera, but moves it frequently, and even removes it on weekends.