This map is still in the very early stages, and may take years to complete. Feel free to add siren locations anytime you want. There is a color key for different manufacturers. Mystery sirens are represented by a light-gray rhombus. Multiple adjacent sirens are represented by a white star. Removed sirens are represented by a circle, not a pin.
https://mapsengine.google.com/map/edit? ... GSyyrT1PpA
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Allenorgan42099
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Re: My nationwide siren map
I sent a request to add sirens to it so I can add many sirens from my area of Southern Indiana and Northwesters Kentucky
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Re: My nationwide siren map
Feel free to add the sirens on the Alabama Siren Map to it.
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Allenorgan42099
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Re: My nationwide siren map
I shared it with you on Google.coppercarl wrote:I sent a request to add sirens to it so I can add many sirens from my area of Southern Indiana and Northwesters Kentucky
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Re: My nationwide siren map
I can't open the mapAllenorgan42099 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 22, 2014 8:46 pmThis map is still in the very early stages, and may take years to complete. Feel free to add siren locations anytime you want. There is a color key for different manufacturers. Mystery sirens are represented by a light-gray rhombus. Multiple adjacent sirens are represented by a white star. Removed sirens are represented by a circle, not a pin.
https://mapsengine.google.com/map/edit? ... GSyyrT1PpA
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