ACA hurricane siren map (more locations + info needed)

[SpanishFriedEggs]

Recently I decided to make an ACA hurricane siren map, since the other map that is currently public doesn't have many locations, and has some incorrect information. The map currently has approximately 42 units, plus their manufacturing locations. Some locations need conformation as I wasn't able to find them, feel free to share more info below.

Link to map:https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit? ... sp=sharing

[Hamham8812]

Thank you so much for making this map. I have been looking for one that has been recently been updated for a bit.

[Greenrid]

The location for the Hurricane that was behind the church in Garland, TX was actually located here: 32.92119375393886, -96.68324438183394

If you look at this video of it, you can kind of tell that this is where it used to be before: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvxbCEBzL2o

Although, it was replaced with an EOWS-612 when it was removed in 2004!

Also, I believe the Cooks Nuclear Power Plant had multiple Hurricanes in the system. Otherwise, this is a way more accurate map to use!

[SpanishFriedEggs]

thanks for the real location of the garland unit, I for the life of me couldn't find it. I only have one Cooks Nuclear PP unit marked as its the only location that I was able to find, I believe there were approximately 14 hurricanes in the old system, but I have no clue where the other units were installed.

[Reedsiren1]

The Hurricane in Addyston, Ohio was likely removed sometime between 2001 and 2003, as it is still visible in the 2001 Hamilton County GIS imagery. The Federal 2001 that replaced it was not yet in place in 2001 either. Hamilton County GIS Imagery link: https://cagis.hamilton-co.org/cagisonline/

Hamilton County GIS Imagery from 2001 showing Addyston Hurricane:

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[SpanishFriedEggs]

The Hurricane in Addyston, Ohio was likely removed sometime between 2001 and 2003, as it is still visible in the 2001 Hamilton County GIS imagery. The Federal 2001 that replaced it was not yet in place in 2001 either. Hamilton County GIS Imagery link: https://cagis.hamilton-co.org/cagisonline/

Hamilton County GIS Imagery from 2001 showing Addyston Hurricane:
2001 Hamilton County GIS Imagery showing Hurricane.png

Thanks for the information, I’ve just updated the information on that unit.

[SpanishFriedEggs]

Thank you so much for making this map. I have been looking for one that has been recently been updated for a bit.

Your welcome!

[Hamham8812]

I found another image of the ACA hurricane prototype on historic aerials, that was in Florida to add to the map. And it only shows up in 1986.

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[Randomizer]

The location for the Hurricane that was behind the church in Garland, TX was actually located here: 32.92119375393886, -96.68324438183394

If you look at this video of it, you can kind of tell that this is where it used to be before: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvxbCEBzL2o

Although, it was replaced with an EOWS-612 when it was removed in 2004!

Where did you get the idea that Garland put in 612s? Garland supplanted and later replaced the Hurricanes with ATIs and, when par for the course those quit working, they were replaced with a system of Whelen Vortexes with VisuAlerts.

In fact, if you take 30 seconds and go to the coordinates you posted on Google Maps and then use Streetview and go back in time to 2008, you'll see an ATI HPSS-32 on what was obviously the Hurricane's pole (even going so far as to run the ATI's cabling through the Hurricane's blower pipe).

I found another image of the ACA hurricane prototype on historic aerials, that was in Florida to add to the map. And it only shows up in 1986.

No offense, but how can you tell this is a Hurricane? Is there other info out there to suggest they had Hurricanes? It looks too blurry to tell what it was. And why would a Hurricane prototype only show up in the 80s (or better asked: when was the previous imagery from)?

[Greenrid]

The location for the Hurricane that was behind the church in Garland, TX was actually located here: 32.92119375393886, -96.68324438183394

If you look at this video of it, you can kind of tell that this is where it used to be before: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvxbCEBzL2o

Although, it was replaced with an EOWS-612 when it was removed in 2004!

Where did you get the idea that Garland put in 612s? Garland supplanted and later replaced the Hurricanes with ATIs and, when par for the course those quit working, they were replaced with a system of Whelen Vortexes with VisuAlerts.

In fact, if you take 30 seconds and go to the coordinates you posted on Google Maps and then use Streetview and go back in time to 2008, you'll see an ATI HPSS-32 on what was obviously the Hurricane's pole (even going so far as to run the ATI's cabling through the Hurricane's blower pipe)

I never thought of checking the street view since the Hurricane was removed way before it became a thing. In one of the older aerial shots of the area after the Hurricane was removed, the ATI's shadow looked like an EOWS-612 (I'm writing this on my phone, so I can't show the picture).
Sorry!