Where is the best place to live in the US during and after the apocalypse?

While trying to figure out the answer, I’ve looked inside of prepping blogs to find a consensus for the criteria known to be essential for any place to survive in during the wake of such an event. That is, any event that can potentially destabilize society to the point of no return to normal any time soon. It will be important for you to have whatever supplies you need ready ahead of time before you travel to your destination. So start getting ready.

That being said, the criteria for the best area to survive in can be broken into three categories:

1. Human factors, 2. Natural factors, and 3. Economic factors

Human Factors:

Low population density (40 people per sq. mile or less)
Distance to major/minor cities (50+ miles away)
Distance to military bases (50+ miles away)
Distance to nuclear power plants (100+ miles away)
Distance to interstate highways
Low poverty rate
Low violent crime rate
Natural Factors:

Easy access to fresh water
Abundance of wild game
Low natural disaster risk
Dense forest cover
Adequate soil textures
Adequate rainfall
Low drought risk

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My house!

From what I can see, bugging out is no longer necessary. Young people will just stay home until they starve because outside is scary and they can't find anything without a working phone.

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Originally posted by dissimulo:
From what I can see, bugging out is no longer necessary. Young people will just stay home until they starve because outside is scary and they can't find anything without a working phone.

I have a niece and nephew who are goners for sure.

Just an example: She Door Dashes over-priced coffee from Starfucks.