Major finds updated

West Plains is still missing a ton of E-Classes according to the USA siren map owner, if you have info or locations about these post them here.

More map updates, notable find in Blythedale Missouri, I located an STL-10 that SHOULD be here and active.

Credit to Railroader3921 for this image, but he found this thing and pictured it on the Skidmore town hall in Missouri. I'm lost as to what this could be.
https://miro.medium.com/max/2048/1*xpM7 ... [email protected]

Some are saying elsewhere it could be a Decot.

Big update for the missouri area, after finally getting some sort of visual on the 2V8 downtown in Doniphan I dont think it's a 2V8. The legs seem very wrong for a 2V8, 14:33 in this video. https://youtu.be/mlv9TaE4vEg Not exactly sure what it is... It honestly looks like a slightly altered Darley ...

Big update for the missouri area, after finally getting some sort of visual on the 2V8 downtown in Doniphan I dont think it's a 2V8. The legs seem very wrong for a 2V8, 14:33 in this video. https://youtu.be/mlv9TaE4vEg
Not exactly sure what it is...

Jacob, could you possibly make a trip out to Darpro on Highway Z to confirm if there actually is a nuclear siren there, and if confirmed if it is actually a WS-2500? I cant drive and I'm stuck in south missouri, so I wont be able to. I'm pretty sure any Cooper NPP 2500s are long gone, I cant update...

uncommonsense wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 12, 2021 12:57 am

What do you want to know because reading your post it seems like you answer all your own questions.

I still need other information such as locations, amount of sirens in the system and models.

I'm writing this post because I'm needing information on the rather large city of Fredericktown Missouri. This city's system and most of the surrounding area has gone mostly under my radar since I started making the map and only now am I finding out they have an entire system. They test the first Mo...

Major update, northern Arkansas now included in the map. Credit to the Arkansas siren map for most of the locations.

What a crying shame... it seems Lathrop's 16V1T-B has been replaced with an ATI. Another great siren lost to a RadioShack car alarm. I’m going to take a stab and say it’s far more likely to be an ASC E-Class. Not saying it isn’t an ATI but ASC seems to be making their way through the rural Midwest ...