[C. Nelson]

I know some of you think nothing will ever happen, but let's just say it will some day, and leaving the country will not be an option or something that you want to do. Where would you go?

[Salgak]

Until, of course, the New Madrid Fault lets loose.

I’ll stick to the Shenandoah Valley, thanks. . .

[steve86]

Right where I am next to the Columbia River and a nuke plant. If the nuke plant is nuked, well, I’ll have no more worries.

[Albion Wilde]

bump

[chopperman]

It only lists 3 places.

[Billthedrill]

You don't want to be too far from an urban center, either. If you happen to turn into a zombie yourself there'll be all sorts of delicious brains there.

I've got it pretty much figured out. When the EMP/asteroid/whatever hits and the country is suddenly plunged into the Stone Age, I've got this list of prepper gear I've downloaded. I figure I'll just log into Cabelas, pull the trigger on that order, and wait until the UPS guy comes with everything I need in the van.

Then I'll eat him.

[Boomer]

The problem with that big green area in the East is that it’s too full of people. Now after a few years when the population thins then yeah. There’s simply no way the country will furnish enough wild game to support populations of that size. Think smaller populations in sparsely populated areas.

[McGruff]

I'm thinking Hawaii. No winter there and plenty of water and food provided by nature.

[Captainpaintball]

For the rest of you living near 0bama's people, illegals and other assorted humanoids, it is not enough to brandish your weapons, and defend yourselves...

You need to actively defend your entire communities. What good is protecting your house if your entire neighborhood of scaredy cat cuckasians too afraid to use their weapons has been taken over by hominids?

[vetvetdoug]

I’m planning to move dead center to the area within the next three years if my planning continues.

[jersey117]

I think gulf side of Florida would be good. You can arm youself, you wouldn’t freeze if it happened during winter and you can heat up canned goods on the grill if the power goes out. Where I am you have to cross a bridge to get here. I’m sure they would be guarded in the event of civil unrest. At least that’s why I just retired here.

[Recompennation]

Reminds me of the Jimmy Durante’s do I go or do I stay

[Sequoyah101]

STAY AWAY from NW Arkansas and NE Oklahoma. The libs have taken over the corridor from Fayetville to Bella Vista. Urban sprawl is reaching epidemic or cancer like proportions across the region.

The other factor in the Eastern Counties of NE Oklahoma is the huge percentage of people that are on welfare. They are looking for a handout every day and are not even remotelyl prepared for a disaster. They live day-to-day and will be the first out foraging if they can get up the energy for it. Oklahoma also has almost NO healthcare in these areas and the state budget is in the dumper for all manner of things.

There are 90 odd casinos in Oklahoma as well. They don’t exactly encourage centers of excellence or virtue.

[central_va]

Thee USA is 50 countries with a weak Federal Government task with a few things like defense, border control and the money supply. When the collapse comes maybe we can go back to that original model.

[DuncanWaring]

Here's an overall philosophy for answering the question:

The CW2 Cube -- Mapping The Meta-Terrain Of Civil War Two

The centerpiece illustration:

[huldah1776]

Tell you one thing, the area on the map is occupied by GOOD NEIGHBORS.