Tugu Digulis Junction Traffic Cam

A Monument at the Heart of the City

The Tugu Digulis — the Monument of the Eleven Digulists — commemorates a group of Indonesian nationalist leaders exiled to the remote Boven Digoel camp during the colonial era. Rising at the center of a busy roundabout on Jalan Ahmad Yani, it has become one of Pontianak's most recognizable civic landmarks.

Watching the Ahmad Yani Corridor

Operated by the city's transportation authority, this fixed camera tracks the steady stream of motorbikes, cars, buses and delivery trucks negotiating the roundabout's lane markings and traffic signals, offering a real-time view of one of the city's busiest arteries.

An Equatorial River City

Pontianak, capital of West Kalimantan, sits almost exactly on the equator along the banks of the Kapuas River on the island of Borneo. The Digulis intersection sits within its dense urban core, surrounded by shophouses, palm-lined avenues and the everyday rhythm of an equatorial trading hub.