ACA hurricane siren map (more locations + info needed)

[Hamham8812]

I was using the historic imagery on Google Earth and was able to get a overview shot on one of Cook Nuclear's Hurricane a year before removal (The one right by a grassy field). I believe I also found aerial imagery of Minnetonka's MK1 by the highway, however that may be an old light since the blower looks to be missing.

Wow I hope it is the 130

[andreblakewaskewitch]

you can see dekalbs 2nd hurricane on aerial!

[SpanishFriedEggs]

you can see dekalbs 2nd hurricane on aerial!

where's this one at???

[SpanishFriedEggs]

all new photos added!

[andreblakewaskewitch]

that one but in a better aerial

[SpanishFriedEggs]

that one but in a better aerial

ohhhhh

[andreblakewaskewitch]

found 2 aerial views of sirencon hurricane and roof top one shown in aca tape

[SpanishFriedEggs]

found 2 aerial views of sirencon hurricane and roof top one shown in aca tape

Added!

[Fletch]

I randomly looked at the Hurricane map and saw the location marked in St. Petersburg, FL. I have pretty good knowledge of past sirens in the Tampa Bay area having lived there and done some research.

St. Petersburg's system consisted entirely of T-Bolts. Most were building mounted.

Does anyone know where the pic came from? Says it was replaced by a Whelen. Now, there are a few possibilities. I suspect it might be one of the beach communities like Redington Shores.

EDIT: On second thought, this is probably a Crystal River nuclear plant siren.

[Andresplazm]

I randomly looked at the Hurricane map and saw the location marked in St. Petersburg, FL. I have pretty good knowledge of past sirens in the Tampa Bay area having lived there and done some research.

St. Petersburg's system consisted entirely of T-Bolts. Most were building mounted.

Does anyone know where the pic came from? Says it was replaced by a Whelen. Now, there are a few possibilities. I suspect it might be one of the beach communities like Redington Shores.

EDIT: On second thought, this is probably a Crystal River nuclear plant siren.

I found it on a newspaper
EDIT: as I was looking at the photo I see Florida power plant of the bottom of it