The Official U.S.A. Siren Map

[Trashbeam]

It's always been talked about, but nobody has fully done it, but here it is. After many years of hard work thanks to lots of hard working contributors, I give you the "Official U.S.A. Siren Map" Over 50,000+ across all 50 states. Please note that the map is still being worked on, however if you find any mistakes or missing location, please don't hesitate to reach out to one of the editors, or use the google form linked in the map description. We recommend only having one layer open to minimize the lag as it is a large map. We'd also recommend running on your PC or Laptop. Please let me know if you have any questions in regards to the map, and please, enjoy!

https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewe ... 689504&z=3

[CD_Siren]

The 2T22 in Russellville, Arkansas, is long gone. According to my grandmother, she said it was used as a fire siren and was removed around 2010.

[Landon_animatronic]

The thunderbolt in Atkins, AR at https://www.google.com/maps/@35.24203,- ... 312!8i6656 was moved to the city pool.

[CD_Siren]

Menifee has a second 16V1TB.

35.150412369834264 -92.55982226588264

[JasonC]

This is a great idea, but one that probably needs some tweaking. A full all-in-one map of the US (or the world) is just not practical. Already, it takes several minutes to load on my high end gaming PC, and that's without everything populated.

My suggestion would be to break everything down by states/provinces and list them that way. Combine data from the multiple/duplicate maps available of many states, and just have them in a master list, and present the data in a standardized fashion as user maps are always very disjointed from each other. Breaking things up makes things MUCH more manageable to both you and the end user. Again, this is a great idea, and with the help of more members of the siren community, this will be an awesome project!

[I_Like_Mobil_Directo]

The mystery siren in Amanda oh is a Fedelcode model 2 with a custom shroud

[FSmodel2-1921]

The mystery siren in Markleysburg appears to be some kind of very early sterling. I’ve seen the same siren before. If anyone had any other info on it let me know

[Chicagosiren-hunters]

The mystery siren in Markleysburg appears to be some kind of very early sterling. I’ve seen the same siren before. If anyone had any other info on it let me know

Unless someone can go out there to get high-quality up close photos on that thing, I don’t feel confident in exactly what that is. I will say that looks nothing like anything Sterling has put together.

[I_Like_Mobil_Directo]

That is a model 2, the Ohio siren map by Sirokat says so. It's rotor and stator look identical, it's mounting legs also look like those of a model 2

[F1Vettel_fan]

The ACA Banshee 115 in Malcolm IA has been replaced with a Sentry 7V8. Confirmed with a visit to the town today