Your State’s Nuclear Survival Rank is Brutal | SHTF
I've ranked all 50 states by who actually survives when the nukes start flying. Not where you want to vacation. Not where you think looks safe because there's trees. Where you statistically don't become a shadow on a wall or a slow radiation statistic. Most of you probably think you've got it figured out—Idaho, Montana, maybe Alaska if you're feeling adventurous. Adorable. Wrong, but adorable. This ranking accounts for strategic targets, ICBM fields that paint bullseyes on your back, military installations, fallout patterns, whether you can actually grow food, and if there's water that won't glow in the dark. Some states you think are safe are death traps. Some you've written off might save your life. You're going to be mad about at least seven of these placements. Good. I've survived six different nuclear exchange timelines. You've survived zero. My rankings stand. No notes. Subscribe if you'd like to stop being wrong about things that'll get you killed. Clearly you need the help. ⚠️ For Educational and Entertainment Purposes Only. 00:00 Intro 01:17 Number 1: South Carolina 02:35 Number 2: Washington 03:56 Number 3: Indiana 05:08 Number 4: Wyoming 06:35 Number 5: Tennessee 08:01 Number 6: Utah 09:24 Number 7: Georgia 10:46 Number 8: Arkansas 12:04 Number 9: South Dakota 13:28 Number 10: Idaho 14:52 Number 11: Virginia 16:03 Number 12: Pennsylvania 17:09 Number 13: Texas 18:21 Number 14: Massachusetts 19:37 Number 15: Oklahoma 20:50 Number 16: Vermont 22:05 Number 17: Minnesota 22:53 Number 18: Missouri 24:04 Number 19: New Jersey 25:13 Number 20: New York 26:19 Number 21: Alabama 27:40 Number 22: Montana 28:43 Number 23: Hawaii 29:54 Number 24: Arizona 31:14 Number 25: Iowa 32:22 Number 26: California 33:32 Number 27: Rhode Island 34:34 Number 28: Louisiana 35:38 Number 29: Oregon 36:40 Number 30: Maryland 37:45 Number 31: Michigan 39:27 Number 32: New Hampshire 40:52 Number 33: Nevada 42:32 Number 34: Mississippi 44:14 Number 35: Illinois 45:48 Number 36: Delaware 46:50 Number 37: North Dakota 48:08 Number 38: Connecticut 49:28 Number 39: Kansas 50:46 Number 40: Maine 52:07 Number 41: New Mexico 53:47 Number 42: West Virginia 55:31 Number 43: Wisconsin 57:03 Number 44: Florida 58:51 Number 45: Nebraska 1:00:04 Number 46: North Carolina 1:01:20 Number 47: Kentucky 1:02:23 Number 48: Ohio 1:03:51 Number 49: Colorado 1:05:26 Number 50: Alaska 1:06:43 Final Verdict Nuclear War Survival, State Rankings, Prepper Guide, SHTF Planning, Fallout Survival, Nuclear Preparedness, Survival Strategy, Apocalypse Ranking, Strategic Targets, Radiation Safety, Emergency Preparedness, Survivalist, Doomsday Prep #chronoprepper , #SHTF, #NuclearWar, #SurvivalRanking, #Preppers, #Apocalypse
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