The Great Big Radioactive Apple
| The Great Big Radioactive Apple | |
|---|---|
| Genre | Private Post-Apocalyptic Constructed World |
| Established | July 2023 |
| Creator | F0rsaken |
| Progress | Active, Ongoing |
| No. of articles | N/A |
The Great Big Radioactive Apple or (TGBRA) is a Private Post-Apocalyptic Conworld made by F0rsaken, and it deals with the Aftermath of a Global Nuclear Conflict that included the United States and China. The Map is Centered Around New York City, which is the only location I will tackle in this Constructed World. The list Under is going to contain the Affected Counties, and then Under that will be Unaffected Counties.
New York (City)
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New York City, or "The Big Apple" was a target of multiple Nuclear Weapons during the War; causing the death of Millions of People and the spreading of Refugees across the Boroughs and into New Jersey or Connecticut. This Part of the article will contain Articles on The 5 Boroughs including the city itself.
Brooklyn
When the Nuclear war began, Brooklyn, like many other places, faced the immediate impact of devastating explosions, shockwaves, and fires. There was widespread chaos as people tried to seek shelter and safety. Some Brooklyn residents may have attempted to leave the borough and seek safer locations or join larger groups of survivors outside the city. Brooklynites failed to adapt to their new reality, Most of them dying of Radiation Poisoning or the Population of the Borough leaving due to the Massive Refugee Crisis that started due to the Nuclear War.
The Full Damage Report of Brooklyn
The report begins with an overview of the situation, providing a brief summary of the nuclear war's impact on Brooklyn, and it Describes the immediate impact of the nuclear war on Brooklyn. This includes the number and locations of nuclear strikes, the magnitude of explosions, and the extent of fire and destruction caused by the initial blasts. It also provides Radiation Levels, Infrastructure Damage, Casualties, Safe Zones, and Environmental Hazards.
The Refugee Stations of Brooklyn
The various stations consists of temporary shelters, such as tents, prefabricated buildings, or repurposed structures. These shelters provide a safe place for refugees to rest, receive basic necessities, and begin the process of recovery.
The Population of Brooklyn
The nuclear war's catastrophic impact resulted in a significant reduction in Brooklyn's population. Many residents have perished during the initial nuclear strikes, and subsequent radiation exposure lead to additional casualties.
Miscellaneous Information about Brooklyn
The Bronx
The Bronx, as one of the boroughs of New York City, faced severe consequences due to its proximity to the epicenter of destruction. The aftermath of the nuclear war was devastating, with widespread destruction and significant challenges for the surviving population. Survivors sought safety and medical aid, mass evacuations occurred from heavily affected parts of the Bronx. This resulted in a large number of refugees seeking shelter and resources in relatively safer areas.
The Full Damage Report of The Bronx
The report begins with an overview of the situation, providing a brief summary of the nuclear war's impact on The Bronx, and it Describes the immediate impact of the nuclear war on The Bronx. This includes the number and locations of nuclear strikes, the magnitude of explosions, and the extent of fire and destruction caused by the initial blasts. It also provides Radiation Levels, Infrastructure Damage, Casualties, Safe Zones, and Environmental Hazards.
The Refugee Stations of The Bronx
The various stations consists of temporary shelters, such as tents, prefabricated buildings, or repurposed structures. These shelters provide a safe place for refugees to rest, receive basic necessities, and begin the process of recovery.
The Population of The Bronx
The nuclear war's catastrophic impact resulted in a significant reduction in The Bronx's population. Many residents have perished during the initial nuclear strikes, and subsequent radiation exposure lead to additional casualties.
Miscellaneous Information about The Bronx
Manhattan
Manhattan was entirely destroyed by the Nuclear War, as it was a target of multiple Nuclear Weapons in the war.
The Full Damage Report of Manhattan
The report begins with an overview of the situation, providing a brief summary of the nuclear war's impact on Manhattan, and it Describes the immediate impact of the nuclear war on Manhattan. This includes the number and locations of nuclear strikes, the magnitude of explosions, and the extent of fire and destruction caused by the initial blasts. It also provides Radiation Levels, Infrastructure Damage, Casualties, Safe Zones, and Environmental Hazards; including the amount of Missiles that hit the city.
The Casualties of Manhattan
The nuclear war's catastrophic impact resulted in a significant reduction in Manhattan's population. Many residents have perished during the initial nuclear strikes, and subsequent radiation exposure lead to additional casualties.
Miscellaneous Information about The Bronx
Queens
When the Nuclear war began, Queens, like many other places, faced the immediate impact of devastating explosions, shockwaves, and fires. There was widespread chaos as people tried to seek shelter and safety; but Some Queens residents fled to the coasts to survive the aftermath. Residents of Queens adapted to their new reality, Less of them dying of Radiation Poisoning or the Population of the Borough leaving due to the Massive amount of Refugee Centers in Queens.
The Full Damage Report of Queens
The report begins with an overview of the situation, providing a brief summary of the nuclear war's impact on Brooklyn, and it Describes the immediate impact of the nuclear war on Brooklyn. This includes the number and locations of nuclear strikes, the magnitude of explosions, and the extent of fire and destruction caused by the initial blasts. It also provides Radiation Levels, Infrastructure Damage, Casualties, Safe Zones, and Environmental Hazards.
The Refugee Stations of Queens
The various stations consists of temporary shelters, such as tents, prefabricated buildings, or repurposed structures. These shelters provide a safe place for refugees to rest, receive basic necessities, and begin the process of recovery.
The Population of Queens
The nuclear war's catastrophic impact resulted in a not-significant reduction in Queens' population. Many residents have perished during the initial nuclear strikes, and subsequent radiation exposure lead to additional casualties; less than Brooklyn and The Bronx.
Miscellaneous Information about Queens
Staten Island
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When the Nuclear war began, Staten Island, like many other places, faced the immediate impact of Shockwaves and fire. Although, Staten Island missed the brunt of the Damage that was endured during the War; which only the North Shore felt. The Borough was deemed safe by various officials shortly after the war, and thousands of Refugee Centers were set up in the borough.
The Full Damage Report of Staten Island's North Shore
The report begins with an overview of the situation in the North Shore, and it Describes the immediate impact of the nuclear war on Brooklyn. This includes the number and locations of nuclear strikes, the magnitude of explosions, and the extent of fire and destruction caused by the initial blasts. It also provides Radiation Levels, Infrastructure Damage, Casualties, Safe Zones, and Environmental Hazards.
The Refugee Stations of Staten Island
The various stations consists of temporary shelters, such as tents, prefabricated buildings, or repurposed structures. These shelters provide a safe place for refugees to rest, receive basic necessities, and begin the process of recovery.
The Population of Staten Island
The nuclear war's catastrophic impact resulted in a Barely Noticeable reduction in Staten Island's population. Some residents have perished during the initial nuclear strikes, and the small radiation exposure lead to small casualties; less than all Boroughs combined outside of Staten Island.
Miscellaneous Information about Staten Island
New York (State)
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Rockland
When the Nuclear war began, Rockland avoided most of the Damage caused by the Nuclear explosions in New York City. Although, the wind was not protecting them; it blew fallout in their direction. Rockland became the 2nd most Radioactive Hotspot in The Remnants of New York State; only behind Manhattan.
The Full Radiation Report of Rockland
The report begins with an overview of the situation in Rockland, and then goes in depth about the impact of Radiation on the County, including the Extent of Casualties, Environmental Hazards, and Safe Zones.
The Refugee Stations of Rockland
The various stations consists of temporary shelters, such as tents, prefabricated buildings, or repurposed structures. These shelters provide a safe place for refugees to rest, receive basic necessities, and begin the process of recovery.
The Population of Rockland
The Nuclear War saw a massive increase in Rockland's population. Many Residents afterwards would perish from the Radiation Poisoning caused by the Fallout that would rain down on the county.
Miscellaneous Information about Rockland
West Chester
When the Nuclear war began, Northern West Chester avoided all of the Damage, Southern West Chester was partly damaged by Shockwaves and Fires caused by the Nuclear Explosions in Manhattan. It also avoided Fallout being rained down on them, and became the 3rd Least Damaged County in The New York City Metro Area.
The Refugee Stations of West Chester
The various stations consists of temporary shelters, such as tents, prefabricated buildings, or repurposed structures. These shelters provide a safe place for refugees to rest, receive basic necessities, and begin the process of recovery.
The Population of West Chester
The Nuclear War saw a Gigantic increase in West Chester's Population, as the County was connected to the Bronx and Manhattan, Hundreds of Thousands to Millions of Residents fled from their homes in Manhattan and The Bronx and headed to the County.
Miscellaneous Information about West Chester
New Jersey
Bergen
When the Nuclear war began, Bergen was Heavily Damaged during a Direct Strike on Jersey City and New York City. The region faced various degrees of destruction and damage from the blast, thermal radiation, and shockwaves.
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The Full Damage Report of Bergen
Detailed evaluation of the destruction of buildings, roads, bridges, and other critical infrastructure within Bergen County, an account of human casualties, injuries, and fatalities resulting from the nuclear explosion and its immediate aftermath, and Analysis of the radioactive fallout and its effects on the environment, including air, water, and soil contamination.
The Refugee Stations of Bergen
The various stations consists of temporary shelters, such as tents, prefabricated buildings, or repurposed structures. These shelters provide a safe place for refugees to rest, receive basic necessities, and begin the process of recovery.
The Population of Bergen
The Population of Bergen County was decimated as the Nuclear Weapon hit Philadelphia, killing Hundreds of Thousands of its Residents.
Essex
When the Nuclear war began, Essex was Heavily Damaged during a Direct Strike on Jersey City. The region faced various degrees of destruction and damage from the blast, thermal radiation, and shockwaves.
The Full Damage Report of Essex
Detailed evaluation of the destruction of buildings, roads, bridges, and other critical infrastructure within Essex County, an account of human casualties, injuries, and fatalities resulting from the nuclear explosion and its immediate aftermath, and Analysis of the radioactive fallout and its effects on the environment, including air, water, and soil contamination.
The Refugee Stations of Essex
The various stations consists of temporary shelters, such as tents, prefabricated buildings, or repurposed structures. These shelters provide a safe place for refugees to rest, receive basic necessities, and begin the process of recovery.
The Population of Essex
The Population of Essex County was decimated as the Nuclear Weapon hit Jersey City, killing Hundreds of Thousands of its Residents.
Hudson
When the Nuclear war began, Jersey City was hit with a Nuclear weapon; Which left the County of Hudson entirely decimated as the only strip of land it contained was destroyed by a Nuclear Weapon.
The Complete Damage Report of Hudson
Hudson County experienced catastrophic devastation on an unprecedented scale due to the nuclear bombing that struck Jersey City. The detonation resulted in complete destruction of the city and significant damage across the entire county. This report aims to provide an overview of the extent of the destruction, impact on infrastructure, casualties, and the subsequent challenges faced by the affected population.
The Nuclear Bombing of Jersey City
The Nuclear Bombing of Jersey City was a catastrophic event that occurred on May 17 2020, when a powerful nuclear weapon was detonated in the heart of Jersey City, New Jersey, United States. The incident resulted in widespread destruction, loss of life, and long-lasting consequences on a regional and global scale.
Union
When the Nuclear war began, Union County was Heavily damaged by Shockwaves and Fires. The Direct Hit on Jersey City caused a Massive Refugee Crisis in the State of New Jersey, and caused millions to flee to Northern Territories.
The Full Damage Report of Union
Detailed evaluation of the destruction of buildings, roads, bridges, and other critical infrastructure within Union County, an account of human casualties, injuries, and fatalities resulting from the nuclear explosion and its immediate aftermath, and Analysis of the radioactive fallout and its effects on the environment, including air, water, and soil contamination.
The Refugee Stations of Union
The various stations consists of temporary shelters, such as tents, prefabricated buildings, or repurposed structures. These shelters provide a safe place for refugees to rest, receive basic necessities, and begin the process of recovery.
The Population of Union
The Population of Union County was decimated as the Nuclear Weapon hit Jersey City, killing Thousands of its Residents, and then the Hundreds of Thousands that fled after the war.
Connecticut
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Fairfield
When the Nuclear war began, Fairfield County was Spared from any real damage by Nuclear Explosions, Shockwaves, or fires. Fairfield became the Least Damaged Area in the New York City Metro Area.
The Refugee Stations of Fairfield
The various stations consists of temporary shelters, such as tents, prefabricated buildings, or repurposed structures. These shelters provide a safe place for refugees to rest, receive basic necessities, and begin the process of recovery.
The Population of Fairfield
The Population of Fairfield saw a Increase of population due to Refugees from the City.