Interactive Poland — Ukraine Border Map with Real-Time Queues, Forecast, and Crossing Status

#	Border crossing point	Crossing types
1	Budomezh	0 0 4
2	Dolgobychuv	0 2
3	Dorohusk	0
4	Khrebenne	1 0
5	Korchova	1 17 4
6	Krosstsenko	0 0 2
7	Malhowice	0 0
8	Medyka	1 20 20 15
9	Zosyn	0 20 0

About this map. This interactive map shows all checkpoints for the selected route. Nearby crossings are merged into clear markers; colors indicate total load (green, yellow, red). Open a marker to see the crossing name, available types, and exact values for the active time horizon. In the table, use “Show on map” to focus a crossing or “Open” to visit its detailed page.

How to read the numbers. From −24h to “now” you’ll see real observations from official sources and community reports. For +2 / +4 / +6 hours we display short‑term forecasts. To keep forecasts realistic we cap them by the highest real value over the last 48 hours and the average real value over the last 12 hours. If a type has no fresh sample in the chosen window, we show a polite “Data is updating” note — not a misleading zero.

Time controls and playback. Use the compact control above the table to step through horizons or press “Play” to animate. The table, popups and marker colors update together. Before you travel, compare a few options and choose one that stays green or yellow in the next hours; keep a backup plan if the situation changes.

Navigation and safety. The popup offers one‑tap links to Google Maps, Apple Maps and Waze with exact coordinates. Always verify the route and any local restrictions. The “Open” button takes you to the checkpoint page with related guidance: documents for travel, Green Card, and customs rules.

Data quality. We aggregate official updates with user reports and normalize names across languages. Rare mismatches are possible. If something looks off, please tell us — it helps everyone.

We hope this map helps you cross the border faster and stress‑free. Bookmark it, share it with friends, and consider contributing via “Add information”.