Post your fictional tornado/civil defense siren maps here! Any fictitious system is welcome.

Here's my fictional map of Brown County TX Cold War-era sirens for starters: https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mi ... 00001&z=11

Ooh boy there's a lot: - Sterling M-10 - Sentry 7v8-B, 16V1T-B, 20V2T, 10V, 10V2T, 15V1T-B, 40V2T - FS 2001-DC, 2001-SRN, 2001-130, Modulator 6020, 508, Thunderbolt 1003-SA2, Thunderbolt 1000T, Model 2, Model 5, RSH-10B, SD-10, STH-10, Model B, EOWS 1212, 2T22, DSA4, DSA1, DSA2, Modulator II 8032 - ...

There are quite a few scattered throughout Texarkana, Arkansas, including one at Texarkana AR FD 3, one by Northern Hills Baptist Church, and one on the north side of Texarkana High School that indirectly replaced a Thunderbolt. Benton Louisiana also has a 508.

This map I have is a work-in-progress. It's sirens that I've confirmed visually and audibly across Texas and a small part of Arkansas.

https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mi ... 868265&z=6

Texarkana AR has two active thunderbolts as of my last check. The one by the utility company is semi-active, but listed as inactive.

Bump. Here's another two locations:
Jefferson, TX (Jefferson FD) M-10
Agua Dulce, TX M-10

Sad to see a classic like this go. Guess this is our queue to get as many photos and videos of these bois as we can.

Most towns in south Texas have sirens that they use for tornadoes, such as Goliad, Refugio, Agua Dulce, Robstown, Kingsville... But not Corpus Christi. The only sirens in the entire CC city limits are electronic sirens used for refinery alarms. Considering the city's size and climate, I would've gue...

That's odd. I can't even find it in my drive. I'm really sorry about that

I've never caught a K5HLB, but I have video'd two 3rd Gen K5HLA horns on UP 7929 and 2590, as well as one on what I think was UP 2752 that sounds like a K5LLA.