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These maps can offer invaluable insight for planning, decision-making, and survival strategy in a wide range of disaster or survival scenarios. They help survivalists, preppers and homesteaders identify the best places to bug out, avoid danger, and ensure long-term survival by utilizing natural resources and safe zones effectively.

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Best Places to Survive Off the Land North America

A map tailored for living off the land is a vital asset for preppers, as it provides crucial information about natural resources, shelter, and terrain. With a map, preppers can identify areas rich in edible plants, hunting zones, and reliable water sources, making it easier to sustain themselves over time.

A detailed map also helps locate natural shelters and protected spots, which can offer safety from harsh weather conditions or emergencies. By understanding the layout of their environment, preppers can develop a seasonal strategy for foraging and hunting, ensuring sustainable use of resources and a balanced approach to survival.

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Best Bugout Places

For preppers, a map highlighting bugout locations is essential for a strategic and efficient evacuation plan. A map of potential bugout locations can reveal the best routes to safe areas, helping preppers avoid congested roads and other potential hazards during an emergency.

It allows them to assess terrain features, distance from urban areas, and proximity to resources like water and shelter, which are critical for longer-term survival. Furthermore, a detailed bugout map can mark alternative routes and secondary safe zones, providing backup options if primary locations become compromised. Having this level of preparation helps preppers navigate quickly and effectively, ensuring they reach secure locations with essential resources, even under pressure.

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Foraging Zones Map

wild edibles, medicinal plants, and other valuable resources, reducing the need to depend solely on stored supplies. Such a map can highlight seasonal plants, allowing for a rotational foraging plan that prevents overharvesting and promotes resource regeneration.

Additionally, maps that show diverse ecosystems, from forests to wetlands, help preppers understand where different species grow best, maximizing their foraging efficiency. By identifying these areas and knowing when and where to forage, preppers can develop a steady, balanced approach to supplement their food and medicine supplies directly from the land.

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Natural Disasters Risk Map

For preppers, a map that highlights areas prone to natural disasters is a critical tool for avoiding potentially life-threatening situations. Such a map provides insights into regions with high risks of floods, earthquakes, wildfires, tornadoes, and other hazards, enabling preppers to strategically plan their locations and routes accordingly.

By identifying safer zones or low-risk areas, preppers can select their bugout locations, foraging spots, and evacuation paths with a clear understanding of local risks. Additionally, knowing where dangerous zones are allows preppers to establish alternative routes to safety, reducing the chances of being trapped in disaster-prone areas. This foresight enhances their ability to respond effectively during emergencies, supporting a higher level of preparedness and resilience.

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Best Places to Live vs Worst – According to Crime

This map shows my picks for the best places and the worst places to live across North America (Canada & USA) according to crime statistics (including the immigration issue).

Best Places vs Most Crime (Canada and United States)

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Reported and Forecast Food Shortages Places

This map shows places with existing or forecast food shortages across North America (Canada & USA). It is color coded by the major cause for the food shortage. Read the description for other reasons for the food shortage.

Reported and Forecast Food Shortages (Canada and United States)

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Disclaimer: There are different types of maps. Some maps may provide places, indicating a specific location (i.e. best place to survive off the land) while other maps may indicate an area (i.e. best area to avoid nuclear fallout).

Additionally, some maps may be static in nature (best place to forage off the land) and not change frequently, while other maps may need updating periodically or even frequently (i.e. Safe Zones for disease breakout).

I have made every effort to provide up-to-date information for each of these maps, but please check the date on the map to understand when it was last updated.