Télécharger Twin Cities Fallout Shelters sur PC

Twin Cities Fallout Shelters Sur iTunes

This app series breathes new life into a massive 2-million point Nuclear Fallout Shelter database that was created by the Civil Defense (CD) and maintained by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) from the 1960s to the 1990s.  Play a Fallout Shelter Game and hunt for remaining artifacts from an era bygone: locations that once had yellow and black fallout shelter signs posted are indicated with larger, highlighted icons.  Navigate an interactive map of nearly 5000 points representing the locations of surveyed nuclear fallout shelters across the 7-county metropolitan area of the Twin Cities.  From a 'prepping' perspective, the data will serve as an invaluable tool during nuclear war as most of the buildings and locations included still exist.  Use categories of Residential, Educational, Religious, Government, Commercial, Industrial, Transportation, Amusement, and Miscellaneous are all displayed with logical icons so you can quickly distinguish what type of building a point is while scanning the map.  Although much of the original database has been redacted, some clever inferences and a whole lot of deep-tissue data massage have revealed a number of informative fields.  If you are seeking a specific building or feature, query the shelter database or look up an address using the search functions.  For some locations, additional attributes are provided regarding the number of signs posted and amenities that would be critical during a survival situation.  Apartments with basements, businesses, tunnels, caves, mines, bridges, churches, schools, and other structures were surveyed and included in the database.  Some historical cave maps are even provided for reference! Unauthorized entry into any of these locations may be dangerous and considered trespassing; please respect the law and protect all locations.  The population centers of Minneapolis and Saint Paul constitute over half of the shelter locations.  When the power and communication grids go out and chaos ensues, this app will continue work as long as the GPS satellites remain in orbit and a solar charger keeps your phone battery charged.  Five different base layers are available for your enjoyment including satellite imagery, a road map, a night map, a topographic map, and a geologic map.  In addition to filtering by spatial county division, the data can also be filtered by building use.  Fields include Building Name, Address, Date Updated, Owner, and Use.  This historical information is invaluable as it shows just how prepared we were for the worst case scenario during the Cold War.  This data is conveniently served in a popup tied to each point.  The night map and satellite imagery can be saved for offline usage where desired.  This includes the Minnesota counties of Anoka, Carver, Dakota, Hennepin, Ramsey, Scott, and Washington.  Whether you fear the apocalypse or are cautiously optimistic, the threat of nuclear war is a real one.  It offers a timeless glimpse at how resourceful America can be when the situation mandates unity.