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This is the nuclear target map for West Virginia, but remember, fallout can go anywhere or everywhere (and probably will). After you have looked at this map look at the Information for West Virginia that follows it.
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Nuclear Weapon Target Map for West Virginia (FEMA-196/September 1990)
UPDATE to Target Information!!!
Information for West Virginia
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It is recommended that you go through the following 10 steps in studying about the nuclear threat to West Virginia.
1. Look at the State Map above to see the target nuclear areas in West Virginia.
2. Look at the general expected fallout map to see where West Virginia
(according to the
prevailing wind pattern)
gets fallout from other states.
3. If the state that you live in is anywhere EAST of any of the following 6 states in the prevailing wind pattern then look at the states in RED on the INDEX of STATES for
4. Bookmark the present URL or make a copy of this present address so that you can come back to it after going to
This mapper is on someone else's web site so that you will need to save this address in order to return here if your back button doesn't work. However, you want to be sure to go the mapper site and calculate the damage to probable targets (cities) around you.
5. Memorize the THREE top rules for survival. They are:
7. My Survival Web Page contains links to lots of other information such as free books to download about nuclear survival, links to plans for building shelters, and even free consultation about building a shelter.
8. If you are SUPER concerned about nuclear survival you might consider joining the
9. If you like, you can look at our Honor List for groups that we know of that have an existing rural location. Most of these, however, have no direct interest or preparation in regards to nuclear survival. At the bottom of this page is a Directory of our contacts in West Virginia. Many of the local entries for states were listed because of their Y2K concerns and may not have any nuclear concerns.
10. And finally, if you wish to be on the mailing list for my irregular newsletter in which I analyze current events in regards to the nuclear threat, you can sign-up here:
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Link to the Directory for West Virginia
Continental US Fallout Pattern for Prevailing Winds (FEMA-196/September 1990)
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The Directory for West Virginia
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West Virginia Directory List
INDEX of STATES
Your Locality Registry
Be SURE to REGISTER before leaving!
Warren Brock
304-736-2699
304-733-1031 - fax
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West Virginia Directory List
INDEX of STATES
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TEAM stands for
The TEAM Leaders function is to tell you of other individuals in your
geographic area, who are preparing and who would like to form a
preparedness group or start a survival community.
Your contact for the West Virginia TEAM Leader is:
Ken
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West Virginia Directory List
INDEX of STATES
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Agahpay Fellowship
Gesundheit! Institute
High Horizons
Jupiter Hollow
Maat Dompin Project
New Vrndaban Community
Sassafras Ridge Farm
Zirkle's Branch
For an Explanation of "other"
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INDEX of STATES
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Do you know of another survival community? If so, please tell us at:
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West Virginia Directory List
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