ApocaLuck - Nuclear Apocalypse Results (Cecil County, Maryland)

Overall Damage
		Wrecked (6 of 10)
Shockwave			Heat Blast		Fallout
	None			None		Glowing Brightly

Population: 99,695 (2007)
Land Area: 348.13 square miles
Population Density: 286.37 people per square mile
Part of Philadelphia Metro Area

Cities	Population
Elkton	14,825
Perryville	3,801
North East	2,829
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Cities	Population
Elkton	14,825
Perryville	3,801
North East	2,829
Rising Sun	1,810
Charlestown	1,099
Chesapeake City	806
Port Deposit	700
Cecilton	488
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In a nuclear apocalypse
my home town
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WRECKED (6 of 10)

Shockwave

None

Heat Blast

None

Fallout

Glowing Brightly

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The explosion sucks up bits of the ground around the bomb, carries them high into the air, blasts them into tiny particles and irradiates them. These particles can be carried hundreds, or even thousands of miles, as they slowly drift down to earth in a a "fallout cloud." Where the cloud passes and lands, it showers radioactivity. Exposure to uncontrolled radioactivity can be harmful to living organisms. Because winds are very unpredictable, the fallout information shown here is based upon the average winds. Small changes in the wind can cause large changes in the results.

Month of Blast	Average Total Rad.*	Description
January	810 Rads	90% to 100% fatal. Death (if occurs) in 1 to 6 weeks Nausea, loss of appetite Malaise, fatigue Hair loss Life-threatening digestive upset Internal bleeding Temporary male sterility Permanent female sterility More susceptible to illness and infection Intense medical care required Treatment: bone marrow transplant
February	840 Rads	90% to 100% fatal. Death (if occurs) in 1 to 6 weeks Nausea, loss of appetite Malaise, fatigue Hair loss Life-threatening digestive upset Internal bleeding Temporary male sterility Permanent female sterility More susceptible to illness and infection Intense medical care required Treatment: bone marrow transplant
March	980 Rads	90% to 100% fatal. Death (if occurs) in 1 to 6 weeks Nausea, loss of appetite Malaise, fatigue Hair loss Life-threatening digestive upset Internal bleeding Temporary male sterility Permanent female sterility More susceptible to illness and infection Intense medical care required Treatment: bone marrow transplant
April	790 Rads	90% to 100% fatal. Death (if occurs) in 1 to 6 weeks Nausea, loss of appetite Malaise, fatigue Hair loss Life-threatening digestive upset Internal bleeding Temporary male sterility Permanent female sterility More susceptible to illness and infection Intense medical care required Treatment: bone marrow transplant
May	820 Rads	90% to 100% fatal. Death (if occurs) in 1 to 6 weeks Nausea, loss of appetite Malaise, fatigue Hair loss Life-threatening digestive upset Internal bleeding Temporary male sterility Permanent female sterility More susceptible to illness and infection Intense medical care required Treatment: bone marrow transplant
June	630 Rads	90% to 100% fatal. Death (if occurs) in 1 to 6 weeks Nausea, loss of appetite Malaise, fatigue Hair loss Life-threatening digestive upset Internal bleeding Temporary male sterility Permanent female sterility More susceptible to illness and infection Intense medical care required Treatment: bone marrow transplant
July	730 Rads	90% to 100% fatal. Death (if occurs) in 1 to 6 weeks Nausea, loss of appetite Malaise, fatigue Hair loss Life-threatening digestive upset Internal bleeding Temporary male sterility Permanent female sterility More susceptible to illness and infection Intense medical care required Treatment: bone marrow transplant
August	330 Rads	50% fatal. Death (if occurs) in 2 to 12 weeks. Nausea, loss of appetite Malaise, fatigue Hair loss Digestive upset Temporary male sterility Probable permanent female sterility More susceptible to illness and infection Medical care required Treatment: blood transfusions, antibiotics
September	630 Rads	90% to 100% fatal. Death (if occurs) in 1 to 6 weeks Nausea, loss of appetite Malaise, fatigue Hair loss Life-threatening digestive upset Internal bleeding Temporary male sterility Permanent female sterility More susceptible to illness and infection Intense medical care required Treatment: bone marrow transplant
October	670 Rads	90% to 100% fatal. Death (if occurs) in 1 to 6 weeks Nausea, loss of appetite Malaise, fatigue Hair loss Life-threatening digestive upset Internal bleeding Temporary male sterility Permanent female sterility More susceptible to illness and infection Intense medical care required Treatment: bone marrow transplant
November	800 Rads	90% to 100% fatal. Death (if occurs) in 1 to 6 weeks Nausea, loss of appetite Malaise, fatigue Hair loss Life-threatening digestive upset Internal bleeding Temporary male sterility Permanent female sterility More susceptible to illness and infection Intense medical care required Treatment: bone marrow transplant
December	370 Rads	50% fatal. Death (if occurs) in 2 to 12 weeks. Nausea, loss of appetite Malaise, fatigue Hair loss Digestive upset Temporary male sterility Probable permanent female sterility More susceptible to illness and infection Medical care required Treatment: blood transfusions, antibiotics

* = The average fallout received in a one month period following the blasts. Certain areas may receive more or less depending on winds and other factors.