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39.2988815, -84.5046704

This Allertor (Now replaced by a T-128) was in Springdale Township, Ohio.

I got a few more Locations to post.

West Point, Mississippi:
33.6325981, -88.6585505

Bolivar, Missouri:
37.6156982, -93.4131653

Richardson, Texas (inactive)
32.9743355, -96.7408637

Cape Fair, Missouri:
36.7278959, -93.5019427

They replaced the last Thunderbolt in Scottsbluff, NE. Its still on aerial views, but it sadly got replaced by a Whelen 2905 recently. RIP Scottsbluff Thunderbolts

All remains of Kewaunees ACA Hurricanes are now gone. Just like Davis Besse, Cook, Baxter, Crystal River, Garland, Point Beach and others. Its so sad that a once not so rare gem is extremely hard to find nowadays.

Did they replace the Axtell NE 1003 with a 2001?

Kewaunee had hurricanes back in the 1970s and 80s. I also saw another post stating that Point Beach had them, for a time.

Its a Shame that the P-50, Allertors, T-bolts, and SD-10s in San Angelo are all going gone.

I think that one might have been removed actually. Didnt find it on google maps.

Theyre all gone. Did a Google maps check and couldnt find the one that you were talking about.

I dont know actually. If it isn't working right, then you should record the one in Decatur, Indiana, Which is working fine.

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