The Arctic Siren Map is finished - it has been for a few months now. Today, the map just got 5,000 views! Unless someone sends me a new location, this thing is finished. I loved doing this - it helped me get over the summer slump of, "bahh, I did all the stuff and things I wanted to do back in ...

I deleted it, sirenenstandorte is what you should look at (It has 20 more sirens than I mapped) I'm using it for another project

Greenland has been mapped! I might've missed maybe 3-4 sirens across the whole island but it is still more accurate than any other public map of it now!

I found the northernmost siren in the US (Not even the Modulators or Model 2) in Barrow, Alaska!

Yup, and we'll most likely be working on this together until we find every last radar siren on the list

Today, Cody Pearson told me of a Model 5 in Sanirajak, a town that I only found a 7V8 in. I found the siren, but while I was also looking around at more images of the airport, I found a second Model 5, in the same airport! Then, he got the cool idea to scan all DEW (northern Alaskan and Arctic missi...

Thanks, but either way I think it's cool that they're in nearly line-of-sight with eachother

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I was looking around at weather radars in the country and found two sirens at KBGM airport. I think the Federal is inactive and MIGHT be a C1 1/2? The WPS-2904 also has a really close and cool street view. Federal Model 3/5 C2 1/2 (I thought it was a C1 at first) https://www.google.com/maps/@42.2076...

2000 views!!! The map is growing pretty quick!

Synther wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 15, 2024 11:03 am

Please remove the map jurisdiction polygon, or move to a different layer, it obstructs the view. Otherwise, great map, it's cool to see sirens marked in a region that otherwise gets overlooked.

It is in a different layer, and thanks!