The queue to see the Queen is miles long. It has its own YouTube livestream.

Plans were put into place after the death of Queen Elizabeth II last week.

The public is able to pay their respects to the Queen until 6:30 a.m. on Monday, the day of her death.

This isn't easy. Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to travel to see the Queen and there will be an extremely long queue.

The government has created a map of the queue that shows a route complete with water and first aid stations.

Yes, that's the queue marked on the map. Credit: Gov.UK

The map shows the route the queue will take as more people join it, but for people arriving there's a tracker showing the nearest landmark and constant updates of what3words location. The queue is over three miles long and has grown in the past two hours.

People are fascinated by the size of the queue Over 8000 people are watching the live stream, and the thread below has been shared over 20,000 times.

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The maximum length of the queue can be reached before it is capped at 10 miles.

The UK Parliament website states that the queue is expected to be long. The queue will keep moving and you will need to stand for a long time.