The official and updated Missouri Statewide map

[jacob585]

Whiteman AFB

38.72319, -93.5429 - Whelen, unknown model

38.72839, -93.53647 - Looks to be a Whelen, but I could be wrong

38.72635, -93.54026 - ATI HPSS-16

38.73519, -93.56515 - ATI HPSS-16

Callaway Nuclear Power Plant

Testing Schedule For 2021 (begins on page 13) : https://www.ameren.com/-/media/missouri ... A74EDA7AED

38.76266, -91.78472 - FS Modulator

You know what time of day Calloway tests?

[Bijay]

Whiteman AFB

38.72319, -93.5429 - Whelen, unknown model

38.72839, -93.53647 - Looks to be a Whelen, but I could be wrong

38.72635, -93.54026 - ATI HPSS-16

38.73519, -93.56515 - ATI HPSS-16

Callaway Nuclear Power Plant

Testing Schedule For 2021 (begins on page 13) : https://www.ameren.com/-/media/missouri ... A74EDA7AED

38.76266, -91.78472 - FS Modulator

You know what time of day Calloway tests?

1st Tuesday of every month at an unknown time. The next test date is April 6th.

[railroader3921]

A large update log from me.

1. The Screamer S7.5 in Troy has the wrong location. It's on the courthouse at 38°58'49.03"N 90°58'55.92"W
2. The 16v1T-B in Moscow Mills has been replaced with a 2001-130, located at the same spot.
3. Palmyra, Mo has a Sterling M-10 that sounds off daily at 7AM, Noon, 5PM, 6PM and 10PM. Only the sterling goes off at these times, not the other 5 sirens in the city. It also goes off during the city's regular siren test on the second Wednesday at 11AM. It's located at 39°48'2.35"N 91°31'30.53"W.
4. Palmyra also has a Model 5, located at 39°48'6.05"N 91°32'4.68"W. It's part of the regular siren network, so it doesn't go off at the same time at the Sterling.
5. Rutledge, Mo built a new fire station in 2019, and moved the Screamer on top of the new building (https://ibb.co/Ct28vCR). However, in between then and now, they got a new sentry siren. I don't know if it is a 16v1t, a 16v2t, or a 15v2t, as i cant tell the difference (https://ibb.co/ZGbmkKr). It's located at 40°18'51.45"N 92° 5'15.10"W. There's also a T-121 lying on the ground behind the fire station, located at 40°18'51.66"N 92° 5'15.94"W (https://ibb.co/0ZK8q6H). I don't know the story of why it got there.
6. South Gorin, Mo does have a siren (https://ibb.co/LPWnpng). It appears to be a Sterling K-5. I don't know whether it's active or not, but it's located at 40°21'40.62"N 92° 1'24.64"W.
7. The location of Farmington, Iowa's Federal Electric Model B is wrong. It's actually located right next to the river, at 40°38'23.58"N 91°44'38.88"W.
8. Bellflower, Mo does have a Darley model 2, located at 39° 0'18.77"N 91°21'18.61"W. It's tested on fireman training night, which is at 6:30PM on the third thursday of whatever 2 months in a year they decide to hold training night. Video of it here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJTvkCkddbI

Also, the time that the Callaway Nuclear sirens test is at 12:00PM noon on the first Tuesday of the month.

[Bijay]

Fort Leonard Wood

37.68332, -92.15285 - HPSS-32

37.6965, -92.1708 - HPSS-16

37.70404, -92.15861 - HPSS-32

37.70769, -92.18105 - HPSS-16

37.70714, -92.15318 - HPSS-32

37.71606, -92.16035 - HPSS-32

37.72594, -92.15613 - HPSS-32

37.7235, -92.14329 - HPSS-32

37.72594, -92.15613 - HPSS-32

37.7235, -92.14329 - HPSS-32

37.7166, -92.13382 - HPSS-32

[jacob585]

Fort Leonard Wood

37.68332, -92.15285 - HPSS-32

37.6965, -92.1708 - HPSS-16

37.70404, -92.15861 - HPSS-32

37.70769, -92.18105 - HPSS-16

37.70714, -92.15318 - HPSS-32

37.71606, -92.16035 - HPSS-32

37.72594, -92.15613 - HPSS-32

37.7235, -92.14329 - HPSS-32

37.72594, -92.15613 - HPSS-32

37.7235, -92.14329 - HPSS-32

37.7166, -92.13382 - HPSS-32

I added these to the map, thank you.

[HudsonRiverSirens]

Dude... you gotta pay attention! Wright City's sirens are 16V1Ts, and they are extremely sick. Before you put a marker... do a little bit of research! No hard feelings.

[jacob585]

Dude... you gotta pay attention! Wright City's sirens are 16V1Ts, and they are extremely sick. Before you put a marker... do a little bit of research! No hard feelings.

Map updated, also I didn't necessarily place those icons down they might just be carried over from the older version of this map and never updated like many seem to be on here.

[HudsonRiverSirens]

Dude... you gotta pay attention! Wright City's sirens are 16V1Ts, and they are extremely sick. Before you put a marker... do a little bit of research! No hard feelings.

Map updated, also I didn't necessarily place those icons down they might just be carried over from the older version of this map and never updated like many seem to be on here.

Alright, my bad...

[jacob585]

More sirens located 'round Hillsboro and the south end of the St. Louis Missouri metro area, Hillsboro has one of the last likely to be active STL-10s in that part of the state still up. If anyone knows if it's active or the test times post them here. Bell city sirens also found.

[HudsonRiverSirens]

The "Possible siren" in Essex seems to be a Whelen omnidirectional. I got it by searching for pictures of the building next to it.