Crane Watch

Where the cranes are going up. Across nine states.

A free map of cranes with an open FAA work window in Texas and eight more states, counted by state. Built from FAA airspace filings, the permits a crane needs when it is tall or near an airport.

TX OK LA NM AR GA TN MS FL

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3,677cranes in an FAA-filed work window

FAA-filed crane sites in their work window, as of 27 Oct 2026 · updated weekly

Map of 3,677 fAA-filed crane sites in their work window, as of 27 Oct 2026. Each dot groups the filings within about 20 km. — Each dot groups filings within about 20 km; bigger dots mean more cranes. The black dot is our yard in Seagoville, Texas.

FLFlorida1,526
TXTexas976
GAGeorgia508
TNTennessee213
LALouisiana176
OKOklahoma120
ARArkansas86
MSMississippi54
NMNew Mexico18

How to read it: each crane here is an FAA airspace filing whose work window covers 27 Oct 2026. That means the crane is permitted to be up, not that someone has seen it standing. Cranes under 200 feet and away from airports usually do not file with the FAA, so the map undercounts. Company and project names are left out.

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