The official and updated Missouri Statewide map

[Crazywarriorman]

1.) Queen City's mystery siren is a Darley Champion, though I think it has been removed.
2.) Curryville got a new siren, I don't know what exact type but I do know it will be on the southwest corner of the fire station by the gazebos
3.) The HOR siren in Johnson, NE is actually a Sterling K-5
4.) Bertrand's mystery siren isn't a siren at all. That one is actually a pretty common vent at water stations/water plants.

[railroader3921]

Some more siren updates from me

1. Bethel, Missouri's 3V8-H has been removed, and replaced with an EC-4 located at 39°52'35.33"N 92° 1'25.65"W
2. In Center, Missouri, The Screamer S2 is the siren that does the noon blast. Your map says that it's the T-121 that does the noon blast, when it only goes off for monthly tests and tornadoes.
3. According to the description of this video, both of Plattsburg, Missouri's sirens are now EC-4's, not just the one ShowMeSirens130 filmed in the video.
4. While looking around on the web, I found this page, which shows in detail a modified Darley Champion located at 38°23'47.06"N 91°20'9.13"W.
5. Hermann, Missouri's EC-4 located at 38°41'51.84"N 91°26'33.33"W does a Westminster chime everyday at noon. Keep in mind that this is the only siren in Hermann that does this, all the others only go off during the monthly test.
6. The Thunderbolt 1000T at 39°25'10.25"N 92°27'14.52"W has been replaced with a 2001-130 according to this article.

[Crazywarriorman]

Another update during my travels all over this great state.

1. Northmoor has a 2001-130 that's not part of the Kansas City system. 39.182993869802786, -94.60290704711512

2. Weston's thunderbolts are long gone, replaced by 2001-130s. They're in the same spot that the thunderbolts were. Apparently the thunderbolts just stopped working.

3. Monroe City's horizontal champion is gone.

[MoSiren1]

I am a Editor of this map. Any info can be sent to me if Jacob is not online.

[MoSiren1]

There is now a Form for easy access for uploading locations.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIp ... A/viewform

[Brendan W]

No clue if you're marking these, but there is one of those SD-10 intakes on a pole at Martin Luther King and 14th in East St. Louis.

[supermaximax]

Here are a few locations you can add:
Active Federal Signal Model 7 at the f.d in Cutler Illinois (coordinates below)
38.03400715915412, -89.56570493562624
Active Whelen OA-2 at a building at 407 Peach St in Willisville Illinois
37.98371657077589, -89.59196327023614

[MoSiren1]

No clue if you're marking these, but there is one of those SD-10 intakes on a pole at Martin Luther King and 14th in East St. Louis.

I seems I cant find the SD-10/Mount but ill keep looking.

[supermaximax]

Model 5:
38.82835253727058, -89.54062758745575
(Pocahontas-Old Ripley Fire & Ambulance, Pocahontas, Illinois.)

[Brendan W]

No clue if you're marking these, but there is one of those SD-10 intakes on a pole at Martin Luther King and 14th in East St. Louis.

I seems I cant find the SD-10/Mount but ill keep looking.

38.62044726563458, -90.14555152984543