A nuclear explosion has several radii, including a radiative radius of 153 km2, a fireball radius of approximately 197 km2, an air explosion radius ranging from 321 km2 to 1,420 km2, and a thermal radiated radius of 12,960 km2.
Weather conditions ultimately determine how that radiation travels, but local clutches put people out of their range.
And real estate researchers have identified the best places to live outside those areas in 2017.
The property portal EMoov has identified 20 areas that safely host people in the aftermath of the immediate range of each blast type.