These 11 Cities In Kentucky Are Best Prepared For Doomsday

Is Kentucky safe from nuclear war? We think it just might be. Nobody really likes to think about doomsday in Kentucky, but it is nice to have a game plan, just in case. We have some phenomenal cities to utilize during a seemingly catastrophic event, and that is excluding the acres of forest blanketing our state. These towns all have a positive aspect that makes them appropriate for survival during any type of doomsday chaos, but I know our readers will have suggestions as well.

Here are 11 great cities to consider in the event of doomsday in Kentucky:

Fort Knox, KY, USA

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First on the list of places that would be good fallout shelters in Kentucky is Fort Knox, Kentucky. If you can get past the security, you will be very secure. They have soldiers, security systems, weapons, communication devices and… tanks. Not to mention, if paper currency is void we will require something to barter with.

Louisville, KY, USA

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With well over 600,000 citizens, it will be easy to just get lost in the crowds during a doomsday catastrophe in the city of Louisville, Kentucky. Plus, we do have the Louisville Underground, which was considered a bomb shelter back in the 1940s and 50s. As a last resort, Louisville is a river town, which allows us to flee down the Ohio River during the madness.

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Dycusburg, KY, USA

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This tiny little Crittenden County community began in the 1840s as a shipping port along the Cumberland River. Today, it has a whopping 26 citizens, making it one of the least known treasures in Kentucky. This makes it a perfect place to hide out till after Doomsday. Few people remember it still exists. So if you are here, you'll have a positive answer to the question, "would Kentucky survive nuclear war?"

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Prospect, KY 40059, USA

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The FBI crime report says that Prospect, Kentucky reports the smallest amount of home related crimes in the state, making it a relatively safe place to be. It has lots of rolling hills, forested areas and a really cool mini zoo called Noah’s Ark. When the world goes mad, it might be a good idea to be in an area with lots of security systems and guard dogs. Correctional facilities excluded, of course.

Newport, KY 41071, USA

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Newport on the Levee is a beautiful spot to see the river and get some food. In the case of doomsday, it offers a nice spot to catch a boat and head upstream in hopes of avoiding zombies, robots, or whatever happens to be the origin of our "doom." So if you sense some major danger on the way, head to Newport, Kentucky.

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Versailles, KY 40383, USA

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This medieval-style castle in the beautiful town of Versailles, Kentucky just seems like a perfect spot to hold up on doomsday. For centuries, kings, queens, dukes and barons spent their last moments behind solid stone walls like these. If it is truly the end, why not give doomsday a romantic fiction type of feel. Not to mention, there are plenty of horses not far away if you need to make a run for it.

Lexington, KY, USA

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Lexington, Kentucky is the second biggest city in Kentucky and home to a lot of horse farms. When the roads become congested during doomsday, you will need horse power, either from a motorcycle or a real horse.

Harrodsburg, KY 40330, USA

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Harrodsburg, Kentucky is one of Kentucky’s most established communities and home to the renowned Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill. The Shaker Village seems like an ideal place to spend doomsday, as not everyone will be in a rush to get there. Most people will think armaments, and such, not farmland and old fashioned sustainability, but this area has seen and survived many battles already. Harrodsburg is also the oldest town in Kentucky.

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Covington, KY, USA

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Every town in the state has at least one church, new or old. Covington, Kentucky has seven historic churches, many of which date back to the early 1800s. Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption, Holy Cross Roman Catholic, Latonia Christian, Mother of God Parish, Trinity Episcopal, Eastside Church of the Nazarene, and First Christian… If the Gods can’t hear you in Covington, you are truly doomed. If you're a religious person, then you might feel extra safe in Covington.

Bardstown, KY 40004, USA

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Bardstown is a beautiful town full of charm, history, museums and distilleries. If God doesn’t listen in Covington, you might as well head up to Bardstown and have a drink. There is enough bourbon there to make you forget all about doomsday. A lot of the old distilleries are also built like a fort, solid walls and very secure… more so than a prison in some cases. You can be confident that you'll be as safe as possible in Bardstown, Kentucky.

Cave City, KY 42127, USA

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There is an incredible labyrinth of caves, including Mammoth Cave, that run underneath the area that provide fresh water and not so savory substances. The area itself is a sustainable environment with the potential to allow for long term survival if you carry enough batteries. The giant dinosaurs are just an added bonus that might give any outsiders pause. You'll feel as j protected as if you were in an underground bunker in Kentucky when you're in the town of Cave City.

With spring in the air and flowers in bloom, doomsday in Kentucky is the last thing on most our minds. Still, what town in the Bluegrass State would you deem the best place to be on doomsday? Please let us know your thoughts in the comments section.