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Pomerania, Poland — 9.7 km
Krokowa - Rond-point
🇵🇱 Pomerania · Poland — Altitude 107 m
This live camera looks over a roundabout in Krokowa, a village in the Kashubian lakeland of northern Poland. It is useful if you want to check traffic flow on the road toward the Baltic coast or see how busy the area is at a given hour.
Krokowa lies in Pomerania, a few kilometres from the Baltic Sea, in a landscape of gentle hills, forests and small lakes. The area is known for its rural character and as a gateway to the coastal resorts and the Kashubian countryside. The village sits at a modest elevation, so the surrounding terrain is open and windy at times.
The feed is classified as a traffic camera, so its main interest is vehicle movement through the junction. Activity tends to rise on summer weekends and during the late afternoon, when coastal traffic returns inland. Depending on the view, you may also notice changes in weather such as rain or fog, which affect visibility and driving conditions on the approach roads.
Northern Poland has a temperate climate with warm summers and cold, wet winters, so late spring to early autumn is the most pleasant time to travel here. Nearby VizCams feeds include Karwia beach, Gniewino and the Lubkowo marina, all within about 10 km, which helps you compare conditions along the coast before you set off.
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The live weather block on this page shows current conditions in Krokowa and a three-day forecast, updated automatically. Check it before planning a drive along the coast.
The page displays the current local time in Krokowa, which follows Polish time. This helps you judge how busy the roundabout is likely to be at that hour.
The camera overlooks a roundabout in the village of Krokowa in Pomerania, northern Poland. The map on this page marks its exact position for reference.
Weekend afternoons in summer usually show the most traffic, as holidaymakers travel to and from the Baltic coast. Weekday mornings and evenings are quieter and show the regular commuter flow.
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