Could someone create a map of DC's old CD system?

[Allenorgan42099]

There was formerly an Allertor at the Middleburg VFD in Loudoun County, but it lost its fiberglass horn between 5 and 10 years ago, then was removed form service as a fire siren in 2011. There also used to be an Allertor at the Lovettsville VFD, and there was also an Allertor at the Neersville VFD. The STH-10 in Hamilton is an STH-10A, not a B. Are you sure it used to be part of DC's system? I believe it has always been a fire siren. I hear there used to be a Thunderbolt at the Aldie VFD. I also hear there was once a siren at the Fairfax City Hall, but I am not sure what kind it was.

Added all of the locations.

And, one more: there was once an Allertor at the Round Hill VFD, as well, and possibly another at the old Purcellville VFD. In Damascus, MD, there were two Thunderbolts at the VFD, one of which was a 1003. There was also an Allertor in Damascus, next to the school. There was an Allertor across the way from the fire station in McLean, VA. There used to be a Thunderbolt on top of the Rosslyn fire house in Arlington. There was a Thunderbolt behind the Seven Corners Fire Station in Fairfax County. There was an Allertor near the Greater Springfield Fire Company in VA. There was a Thunderbolt in downtown Alexandria. Lorton had a Thunderbolt. Pohick had a Thunderbolt. Penn Daw had a Thunderbolt. There was a Thunderbolt around the Tysons Corner area. Bailey's Crossroads used to have a Thunderbolt. There were a few Thunderbolts on the perimeter of Fort Myer. Back than the volunteer stations in Arlington County had sirens too, Falls Church had a Darley Model 2 mounted on a tower behind their station. Emmitsburg, MD had a 3T22 on the roof of their fire station (they have Whelens now). Thurmont, MD had a 3T22 on a pole behind Guardian Hose Co. Apparently, just about every community in Montgomery County, MD had a Thunderbolt on top of their city hall, as recent as the early '90s.

[Brendan W]

I got all of the ones I could locate added. Do you know about the MD-4 Tbolt location?

[Allenorgan42099]

I got all of the ones I could locate added. Do you know about the MD-4 Tbolt location?

I'm sorry, but no, I don't know where it was/is. Believe me, I wish I did.

[Rheems1]

And, one more: there was once an Allertor at the Round Hill VFD, as well, and possibly another at the old Purcellville VFD. In Damascus, MD, there were two Thunderbolts at the VFD, one of which was a 1003. There was also an Allertor in Damascus, next to the school. There was an Allertor across the way from the fire station in McLean, VA. There used to be a Thunderbolt on top of the Rosslyn fire house in Arlington. There was a Thunderbolt behind the Seven Corners Fire Station in Fairfax County. There was an Allertor near the Greater Springfield Fire Company in VA. There was a Thunderbolt in downtown Alexandria. Lorton had a Thunderbolt. Pohick had a Thunderbolt. Penn Daw had a Thunderbolt. There was a Thunderbolt around the Tysons Corner area. Bailey's Crossroads used to have a Thunderbolt. There were a few Thunderbolts on the perimeter of Fort Myer. Back than the volunteer stations in Arlington County had sirens too, Falls Church had a Darley Model 2 mounted on a tower behind their station. Emmitsburg, MD had a 3T22 on the roof of their fire station (they have Whelens now). Thurmont, MD had a 3T22 on a pole behind Guardian Hose Co. Apparently, just about every community in Montgomery County, MD had a Thunderbolt on top of their city hall, as recent as the early '90s.

Emmittsburg still has the 3T22 mounted on the roof of thier station, it sounds in attack sadly without the dampers (been blasted by it a few times sitting at the light on my way home from my old job). The Whelens are actually part of the FEMA system for the National Fire Academy there in Emmittsburg, there is also a Whelen mounted on the roof of a building at Mount Saint Mary's University that is for campus alerting. The 3T22 in Thurmont is still there as well and is still in use as is the Model 5 for the rescue squad (though that is manually activated now and not really used). There is a very large smattering of 3T22's in Frederick County, Rocky Ridge, New Midway, Jefferson, Emmittsburg, Thurmont, Lewistown and Libertytown all have 3T22 sirens, Walkersville has a HOR 5hp Siro-drone on their old station, Fort Detrick has a bunch of Modulators (not enough in my opinon for what is there though, than again if any of THAT gets released the sirens aren't really going to help matters LOL)

[Allenorgan42099]

I have some more locations. They are from my friend Dave Fritz (Rheems1).

There was a Thunderbolt at the following fire stations in Fairfax County, VA: Frying Pan, Chantilly, Penn Daw, Great Falls, Baileys Crossroads, 7 Corners, second Annandale station, and Gunston.

Pohick had an Allertor, there was an Allertor down the street from Greater Springfield, Oakton had a Thunderbolt. There was even an Allertor at Mount Vernon. There was a Thunderbolt on the roof of the city hall of nearly every community in Montgomery County, MD.

[Brendan W]

I got all of those added to the DC map.

[Allenorgan42099]

I got all of those added to the DC map.

There was a TBolt on the roof of the Gaithersburg City Hall at 31 S Summit Av, and another TBolt ob the Laytonsville Town Hall at 21607 Laytonsville Rd.

[Allenorgan42099]

There was a TBolt on the Poolesville Town Hall on Beall St. There was also a TBolt on the Rockville City Hall on Maryland Ave. I will have more locations soon.

[Bijay]

n/a

[Brendan W]

Oh, this was resurrected from the dead. Here's a map me and another member on here made that shows some former WAWAS siren locations, and ones that were installed and used elsewhere after they were sold off in 1993 by the government.

https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid= ... sp=sharing