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rural population
26 September 2013, 12:59,
#1
rural population
i live in a small village in worcestershire , my nearest town is 6mls away , but i just looked on a map giving myself a 15mil radius i found 6 market towns and 3 citys plus to many to list small villages like my own .
when the shif and these folk are cold hungry ect,ect how long would it be before i was over run with starving desprate folk

populations

mt 1 22,000

mt2 8,500

mt3 10,000

mt 4 10,000

mt5 30,000

mt6 14,000

city 1 93,000

city 2 129,000

city 3 115,000

god help me
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26 September 2013, 13:10,
#2
RE: rural population
that's a lot of people!! my nearest town is 8 miles away and has a population of 5,000.
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26 September 2013, 13:16,
#3
RE: rural population
dread to think of the millions near me!

Manchester/Bolton/Blackburn
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26 September 2013, 14:03,
#4
RE: rural population
I'm one of them ike RARRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!
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26 September 2013, 15:17,
#5
RE: rural population
I live in the unincorporated village of Glengary (whose founders were descended from Scots-Irish, as I am) a small hamlet of less than 500 people, in farm country of the Back Creek Valley, over Great North Mountain about 10 km west of the small town of Gerrardstown, population has less than 5,000 which is in turn 10 km west of the I81 motorway, and the nearby town of Inwood, which is about 10,000. 20 km north on the I81 is Martinsburg, the seat of Berkeley County, West Virginia. 30 km south on the I81 is Winchester, VA, the seat of Frederick County, VA

Nearby about 5km down the valley from my house is the Peacemaker National Training Center, one of the largest firearms training facilities in the US. http://www.peacemakernational.com

It is about 20 km from an Air Force base which is home to the 167th Airlift Wing of the West Virginia Air National Guard.
http://www.167aw.ang.af.mil/

US Census info is readily available online, so I thought you might enjoy this snapshot of my county.
http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/54/54003.html

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26 September 2013, 17:21,
#6
RE: rural population
that was an interesting 15 min's trying to figure out where you live...roughly....only curious because i grew up in worcester.
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26 September 2013, 17:36,
#7
RE: rural population
Almost two million people within a day's walk of you Sunna. That's certainly worth studying carefully.

If your village is very small, isolated and at the end of a dead end road, maybe the situation isn't as bad as it first appears.
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26 September 2013, 17:43,
#8
RE: rural population
I'd think he's probably more worried about an exodus from the n/western home counties making a beeline for Wales and tramping through his backyard.
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26 September 2013, 17:51,
#9
RE: rural population
oops my arithmetic was horribly wrong....its 400,000 people within a days walk, much less worrisome :-)

Yes 130 miles from London by the M40 could be an issue, assuming that the roads don't gridlock before they get to you?
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26 September 2013, 18:03,
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RE: rural population
(26 September 2013, 17:51)Lightspeed Wrote: oops my arithmetic was horribly wrong....its 400,000 people within a days walk, much less worrisome :-)

Yes 130 miles from London by the M40 could be an issue, assuming that the roads don't gridlock before they get to you?

the M25 will probably be gridlocked before they get anywhere.
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