The official and updated Missouri Statewide map

[jacob585]

Major update, northern Arkansas now included in the map. Credit to the Arkansas siren map for most of the locations.

[HudsonRiverSirens]

Jacob, could you possibly make a trip out to Darpro on Highway Z to confirm if there actually is a nuclear siren there, and if confirmed if it is actually a WS-2500?

[jacob585]

Jacob, could you possibly make a trip out to Darpro on Highway Z to confirm if there actually is a nuclear siren there, and if confirmed if it is actually a WS-2500?

I cant drive and I'm stuck in south missouri, so I wont be able to. I'm pretty sure any Cooper NPP 2500s are long gone, I cant update the map because I'm lacking information on that system itself.

[jacob585]

Big update for the missouri area, after finally getting some sort of visual on the 2V8 downtown in Doniphan I dont think it's a 2V8. The legs seem very wrong for a 2V8, 14:33 in this video. https://youtu.be/mlv9TaE4vEg
Not exactly sure what it is...

[JPPow357]

Big update for the missouri area, after finally getting some sort of visual on the 2V8 downtown in Doniphan I dont think it's a 2V8. The legs seem very wrong for a 2V8, 14:33 in this video. https://youtu.be/mlv9TaE4vEg
Not exactly sure what it is...

It honestly looks like a slightly altered Darley 3V8 to me.

[jacob585]

Big update for the missouri area, after finally getting some sort of visual on the 2V8 downtown in Doniphan I dont think it's a 2V8. The legs seem very wrong for a 2V8, 14:33 in this video. https://youtu.be/mlv9TaE4vEg
Not exactly sure what it is...

It honestly looks like a slightly altered Darley 3V8 to me.

After conversing with enthusiasts off the board I've concluded the same thing. It looks exactly like a 3V8 except for the top part, so it's probably modified.

[railroader3921]

More siren updates from me.

1. Bowling Green has a unmapped 2001-130 at 39°20'46"N 91°12'37"W
2. In addition to it's active Omni-Alert 3, the infamous town of Skidmore, Mo has a mystery siren located at 40°17'19"N 95°04'55"W . It could either be used for Noon blasts, or it could be inactive, I dont know. It's pictured here, on the top left corner - https://miro.medium.com/max/2048/1*xpM7 ... [email protected]
3. St. Louis county siren #23, located at 38°30'44"N 90°20'13"W , is actually a 2908, not a 2910.
4. There is a unmapped 2 cell whelen at 39°09'48"N 91°38'46"W. It looks new, so it isn't on google maps.
5. Wellsville, Mo has a wps-2909 at 39°04'23"N 91°34'13"W. Image of it here- https://ibb.co/BPRBv00

[jacob585]

More map updates, notable find in Blythedale Missouri, I located an STL-10 that SHOULD be here and active.

[railroader3921]

Another update from me

1. Elsberry, Missouri's Screamer s2 has been replaced with a ASC EC-4, located in the same spot. You can kinda see it from satellite view.
2. Foley, Missouri has a siren. It's a small street siren, located at
39°02'44"N 90°44'31"W . I took a pick of it here - https://ibb.co/MG9mpm5 . Because it has two bare wires dangling from it, it's safe to assume it's inactive.
3. The Screamer S2 in Summerfield, illinois is inactive. The power wires to it have been cut.

[railroader3921]

More news from me.

1. Stover, Missouri's T-121 has been replaced with a Sentry 14v-B, located in the same spot. Picture of it here - https://ibb.co/80wddHJ
2. Linn, Missouri has a unmapped Whelen OA-4, located at 38°29'14"N 91°51'12"W .
3. The Cyclone 120 in Eldon, Missouri is still there, but it's broken. I went there today for their monthly test, and it didn't go off.