The United States of America Survival GuideThis is a featured page

Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California
Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia
Hawaii Idaho IllinoisIndiana Iowa
Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland
Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri
Montana Nebraska Nevada New HampshireNew Jersey
New MexicoNew York North CarolinaNorth DakotaOhio
Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode IslandSouth Carolina
South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont
Virginia Washington West Virginia WisconsinWyoming

For District of Columbia see Maryland

Illinois
Illinois is primarily agricultural land for cereal crops with most large cities and populations concentrated in the North East. The state is lightly forested, but mainly consists of rolling prairies with the Mississippi River along the entire West boarder, Lake Michigan in the North East and multiple rivers and lakes dotted in the middle. Summer Rainfall is regular and moderate at 33" annually. Most corn and wheat farms don't require supplemental irrigation. Winters can get below 0 in the North were 6-24" of snow per storm is common. Winters are more moderate in the South, however the Southern end of the state is prone to summer tornadoes. Spring Melt Water often floods river valleys and low lands. There are no large predator animals, but sports game in Deer, Canadian Geese, Wild Turkey and Fishing. Illinois is the only NO-CARRY state. This means it is illegal to have a weapon on your person at any time in any condition. Home defense weapons are common and legal. However, the City of Chicago does have prohibitively high taxes on firearms. The only significantly large military base is the Great Lakes Navel Base Just North of the City of Chicago. The majority of the state covers un-mined coal deposits in the South East and several wind farms in the South and the West of the state.















Zee-Man
Zee-Man 		Latest page update: made by Zee-Man , Apr 11 2012, 2:04 PM EDT (about this update About This Update Zee-Man add link - Zee-Man


view changes
- complete history)
Keyword tags: None
More Info: links to this page

Threads for this page

Started By Thread Subject Replies Last Post
Kevin_R New Jersey Survival Guide 8 Apr 11 2012, 6:13 PM EDT by Zee-Man
Thread started: Apr 11 2012, 1:08 PM EDT  Watch
Not yet a writer, so I'm putting my New Jersey survival guide down here for now.

Population: 8,821,155 (2011)

Geography:

Northeastern New Jersey (the Gateway Region) is within NYC's main commuter belt, and is host to some medium-sized cities of its own (Newark, Jersey City, Elizabeth) and a large college town in New Brunswick. It is made up of Bergen, Hudson, southern Passaic, Essex, Union and Middlesex Counties, and has just under 4.2 million people, nearly half the state's population.

Northwestern New Jersey (the Skylands Region) is far more rural, mountainous and forested than the rest of the state. It is made up of Morris, northern Passaic, Sussex, Warren, Hunterdon and Somerset Counties. It has less than 1.3 million people, most of them concentrated in the eastern and southern parts around Morris and Somerset Counties, making it the least populated region in the state.

Southeastern New Jersey (the Jersey Shore) is mostly beach towns on the Atlantic coastline, with pine forest (the Pine Barrens) further inland. It is made up of Monmouth, Ocean, Atlantic and Cape May Counties, and has just under 1.6 million permanent residents; however, this number skyrockets during tourism season, since, as anybody who's watched MTV in the last five years knows, the Jersey Shore is a major tourist attraction. Around Atlantic City, the "Vegas on the Shore", tourism is year-round.

Southwestern New Jersey (the Delaware Valley) is mostly suburbs of Philadelphia along the river, with farms and the Pine Barrens predominating as one moves further inland. Two medium-sized cities are located here: Camden and the state capital, Trenton. Princeton, located not far from Trenton, is also a major college town with a large non-permanent student population. It has over 1.8 million people, and encompasses Mercer, Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, Salem and Cumberland Counties.
Do you find this valuable?    
Keyword tags: None
Show Last Reply
10gamerguy Florida Survival Guide 1 Mar 25 2012, 3:13 PM EDT by RainofMails
Thread started: Mar 25 2012, 1:45 PM EDT  Watch
Can some put something about Florida since for my plan I might need to go through the Everglades
Do you find this valuable?    
Keyword tags: Florida Everglades
Show Last Reply
nissassa looking for new york but it doesnt open 2 Mar 23 2012, 12:54 AM EDT by nissassa
Thread started: Mar 22 2012, 1:44 AM EDT  Watch
there are alot of zombie fans who would like to chat but ny state doesnt open up i already have a tight lil crew of twenty heads and thats not including women.. is there any where esle to go ? cause we have our own survival plans which are totally cool for our east coast urban area..
Do you find this valuable?    
Keyword tags: None
Show Last Reply
Showing 3 of 4 threads for this page - view all