Quebec Siren Map

[Snowpix]

I decided to map out as much of Quebec as I could, and I think this is the most complete map of Quebec thus far. Quebec sure has some oddities, such as unique "Canadian" Model 5s with unique housings, some weird Sterling-like sirens that nobody can identify, and even a H.O.R.
https://www.google.ca/maps/d/u/0/viewer ... 616917&z=7

[Kasey]

What on earth are Canadian Model 5's?

[traintraveler]

What on earth are Canadian Model 5's?

They appear to be weird Model 5's with some custom housing, that's for sure...

[Siren_Dude]

Thanks for making this

[LukeH]

I decided to map out as much of Quebec as I could, and I think this is the most complete map of Quebec thus far. Quebec sure has some oddities, such as unique "Canadian" Model 5s with unique housings, some weird Sterling-like sirens that nobody can identify, and even a H.O.R.
https://www.google.ca/maps/d/u/0/viewer ... 616917&z=7

I am thinking this siren at Mont Joli is an ED Bullard double headed siren lacking the coding mechanism of the siren in the black and white photo below

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[CanadianTbolt1003]

Thanks for adding more sirens to the map Snowpix! originally I only had a few on the map and I was looking at a website to tell me where the old/current fire stations are and trying to find sirens by order of area name in the alphabet.

[Snowpix]

What on earth are Canadian Model 5's?

It's what I call the Model 5s with a custom housing that appear to be only found in Quebec and New Brunswick. They've got cowls with much larger skirts and a taller rainshield than regular ones for some reason, my only guess being better weatherproofing during Canada's harsh winters.