“You might have to consider relocating,” says online rental portal Rentola, which recently ranked Toronto as one of the worst cities to be in if the walking dead overtake society.
If you’re looking to outlast a pack of flesh-hungry zombies, you might not want to bunker down in a Yonge St. condo. Or a brownstone in the Annex or a mansion in Moore Park, for that matter.
Saint John, N.B., received the lowest index score as the worst city to be in if our world becomes the undead’s utopia, with a 1.00 under both hideouts and safety.in which a zombie fungus has decimated civilization and left people fending off mushroom-headed monsters and dangerous marauders, Nilsson says they picked metropolitan cities that had enough “comprehensive data … to feel can justify ranking these cities.
Vulnerability scores factored data such as density to determine how rapidly this epidemic could spread. Meanwhile, hideout indicators included average household size and vacancy rates, while the supplies metric looked at cities with access to clean water and greenspace, and mobility considered presence of movable dwellings and ease of travel by foot.
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