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While many may scoff at the thought of preparing for the end of the world, there are thousands of people worldwide who are doing just that. They’re stockpiling canned food, planting gardens, installing solar panels, buying up ammunition and building survival bunkers.

You may think these people are crazy, but if the apocalypse happened tomorrow, where would you go? Check out our list of the top places in the U.S. to wait out the apocalypse and maybe we’ll see you in 2013.
Best U.S. places to ride out the apocalypse

9 real ways the world could end

From pandemic fungus to robot insurrection, here are some apocalyptic visions for the future.

Underground survival bunkers may conjure up images of small, dusty rooms — not the kind of place you want to spend years in as you wait for radiation to fade or zombies to be destroyed. Luckily, $50,000 can get you a bunk in Vivos’ luxurious underground survival shelter.

The 13,000-square-foot, nuke-proof bunker is located in the Mojave Desert. The shelter will include an atrium with a large TV, a gym, comfortable beds and enough gourmet food for a year — the menu features everything from sloppy joes to pearl potatoes. There’s even a jail if cabin fever gets people a little rowdy.

10 U.S. places to live out the end of the world

A timeline of the distant, disturbing future

If humans still exist millions or billions of years from now, they’ll have to deal with supervolcanoes, supernovas and other civilization-threatening calamities.

7 recent failed doomsday predictions
Apocalypse never, or at least not right now: As people keep an eye on the Mayan calendar, we look back at a few (obviously) incorrect end-times prophesies.

It’s not yet Dec. 22 for some of us, so just in case…

Best U.S. places to survive the apocalypse

5 creative ways to spend the Mayan apocalypse
With Dec. 21, the supposed date of the Mayan apocalypse, fast approaching many are prepping for doomsday bashes, marking the day with food, drink and tongue-in-cheek apocalypticism.

Most creative post-apocalyptic futures in film, books
From Margaret Atwood novels to intergalactic highways that will destroy the Earth, here are 10 ways that the world has ended.

These days it’s impossible to avoid the hype about Dec. 21, 2012, or “Doomsday,” as it’s often called. Type “2012” and “end of the world” into Google and you get nearly 8 million hits. While many may scoff at the thought of preparing for the end of the world, there are thousands of people worldwide who are doing just that. So where would you go if the zombie apocalypse began tomorrow?
Best U.S. places to survive the apocalypse

Underground survival bunkers may conjure up images of small, dusty rooms — not the kind of place you want to spend years in as you wait for radiation to fade or zombies to be destroyed. Luckily, $50,000 can get you a bunk in Vivos’ luxurious underground survival shelter.
Best U.S. places to survive the apocalypse

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