This volcano cam comes to you from world famous Mount St. Helens in the state of Washington.  This is the famous volcano that is most famous for its eruption in 1980 when it’s top pretty much blew off.  These Mount St. Helens cams come to you courtesy of the USDA forest service.  You can watch the classic cam or watch the high definition cam.  Both cams update every 30 seconds.

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The Pike’s Peak cam comes to you from Colorado and features a live view of the famous mountain in the front range of the Rocky Mountains.  Pike’s Peak is 14,115 feet tall and is frequented by climbers, runners, hikers and even race car drivers.  This cam updates every 30 seconds.

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This cam comes to you from the Red Cliffs Lodge in Moab, Utah and gives you a live view of the Fisher Towers and the Colorado River.  The Fisher Towers is one of the most scenic natural landscapes along the Colorado River.  The web cam image updates every 3 minutes.

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This cam comes to you from Hiroshima, Japan and gives you a view of the Hiroshima Peace Memorial, also known as the Atomic Bomb Dome or A-Bomb Dome and surrounding area of Hiroshima.  On August 6th, 1945 a nuclear bomb was detonated above the building and withstood the explosion.  The building is now a reminder of the horrors of nuclear weapons as well as a symbol of peace and hope that the world will one day get rid of all nuclear weapons.  This cam can be remotely controlled so you can pan, tilt and zoom.  This cam also has live streaming video.

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This landmark cam comes to you from Venice, Italy and features a few of the famous Grand Canal that goes through the city.  The Grand Canal (Canal Grande) is an important canal in Venice and heavily used by water buses and water taxis.  On this cam you can see some of the gondolas and other boats going by.  This Venice Grand Canal cam updates every minute.  You will need to manually refresh to get the latest picture.

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This landmark cam comes to you from The Alamo landmark in San Antonio, Texas site of the Battle of the Alamo between Mexico and Texas which took place in 1836.  Watch tourists and other people walking around and visiting this historic Texas landmark.  The Alamo cam updates every 30 seconds.

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This cam comes to you live from Hollywood, California and features a live view of the famous Hollywood Sign on the top of a hill in Hollywood, California.  Originally, the sign was created in 1923 for an advertisement but gained much recognition after its original purpose had been fulfilled - so, Hollywood decided to keep the sign and it still stands today.  There are two cams - one is a perspective from the sign and the other looks at the Hollywood Sign.  Both cams are on 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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