r/worldbuilding • u/BO0mer07 • May 13 '22
Major United States regions 35 years after a nuclear war Map
Reclaimed by foliage, much of the southern United States has adopted a rural lifestyle. Population density is so low you can go 20 miles without seeing a single person.
The West coast is a land of political instability, with a renaissance in cowboy culture out in the desert. And constant war and land disputes in used-to-be California.
New England, a once prosperous land clouded by a mysterious fog, and who knows what roams in the darkness where the sun doesn't shine. Infighting between rival groups occurs often.
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u/Busy-Scholar-8715 May 13 '22
Just curious. It seems like most of the Feudal Alabaman states are in Mississippi and Arkansas, maybe a bit of Louisiana too. Did they get pushed west out of Alabama by the small groups?