Does anyone have or know where I can find the siren locations in Montgomery AL? On the siren archive there is 1 picture of a Thunderbeam near the I-65 and Highway 82 interchange. It's been replaced by a Whelen. I've not been able to find a list on the City or County government websites and was wandering if anyone knew of any other sirens.
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Montgomery Alabama sirens,
"The Federal Thunderbolt siren is a rotating-beam siren that disperses high-intensity warning signals over a large area." :TBolt:
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Yea I took the picture of the thunderbeam and it was replaced with a 4004. There is a thunderbolt on top of a school off of I-65 and another whelen on the campus as well. Those are the only two that I know of sorry. Prattville is right up the road and they have a system of thunderbeams and 2001's.
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Well the reason I've been wanting them is because I've been plotting them on Windows Live Local. So far I've plotted Indianapolis IN, Columbus OH, parts of Memphis TN, and parts of Cincinatti OH. Those are the big cities atleast. You can zoom into street level and identify exactly what the siren is. Other cities that you can zoom into that I've not yet plotted are Montgomery, Fort Worth, Oklahoma City, Kansas City KS, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Chicago, and Milwaukee. I'm not sure why you can zoom into some cities but not others. Like you can't zoom into Dallas but you can Fort Worth. Anyway that's why I was wanting the locations. I'll see if I can find some find a couple more sirens using those locations.
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Actually ThunderboltFreak101 I would appreciate it if you could shed some light on Birmingham?s locations. The Birmingham and Jefferson County websites have provided little information and I just found out you could zoom into Birmingham at street level. Montgomery will remain a mystery.
"The Federal Thunderbolt siren is a rotating-beam siren that disperses high-intensity warning signals over a large area." :TBolt:
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Do you have all of the Siren locations for Kansas City? I have All for the City of Kansas City, MO and Johnson County, KS...I just don't have the rest for Platte, Clay, Jackson counties and Wyandotte County/KCKMatt Hackler wrote:Well the reason I've been wanting them is because I've been plotting them on Windows Live Local. So far I've plotted Indianapolis IN, Columbus OH, parts of Memphis TN, and parts of Cincinatti OH. Those are the big cities atleast. You can zoom into street level and identify exactly what the siren is. Other cities that you can zoom into that I've not yet plotted are Montgomery, Fort Worth, Oklahoma City, Kansas City KS, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Chicago, and Milwaukee. I'm not sure why you can zoom into some cities but not others. Like you can't zoom into Dallas but you can Fort Worth. Anyway that's why I was wanting the locations. I'll see if I can find some find a couple more sirens using those locations.
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