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Explore an interactive map of nearly 5,000 historical nuclear fallout shelters across the Twin Cities metropolitan area. Filter shelters by building type and discover details like address and amenities. Participate in a game to find remaining signs and contribute to updating the database.
✓Interactive fallout shelter map
✓Nearly 5,000 shelter locations
✓Filter by building use (Residential, Commercial, etc.)
✓Detailed shelter information (address, amenities)
✓Geolocation to find nearby shelters
✓Search by building name or address
✓Fallout Shelter Game to find artifacts
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What's New in Twin Cities Fallout Shelters
1.0.5
January 21, 2021
Minor bug fix!
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FAQ
What is Twin Cities Fallout Shelters?
Twin Cities Fallout Shelters is a navigation app that displays an interactive map of nearly 5,000 surveyed nuclear fallout shelters across the 7-county Twin Cities metropolitan area. It provides historical data and a game element for users to explore.
What information does Twin Cities Fallout Shelters provide about each shelter?
For each shelter, the app can display Building Name, Address, Date Updated, Owner, and Use. Some locations also include additional attributes regarding signs posted and critical amenities for survival situations.
Can I see shelters near my current location with Twin Cities Fallout Shelters?
Yes, you can turn on geolocation within Twin Cities Fallout Shelters to center the map on your position and see what shelters are nearby. This feature helps you discover local points of interest.
How does the Fallout Shelter Game work in Twin Cities Fallout Shelters?
The game in Twin Cities Fallout Shelters highlights locations that once had yellow and black fallout shelter signs. Users can physically visit these locations, verify if signs still exist, and submit updates through the app to help maintain the database.
What historical data is Twin Cities Fallout Shelters based on?
The app utilizes a revived Nuclear Fallout Shelter database originally created by Civil Defense (CD) and maintained by FEMA from the 1960s to the 1990s. This historical information offers a glimpse into Cold War preparedness.
What devices is Twin Cities Fallout Shelters available on?
Twin Cities Fallout Shelters is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for Apple's mobile operating systems.
How often is Twin Cities Fallout Shelters updated?
The latest version of Twin Cities Fallout Shelters is 1.0.5, which was last updated on January 21, 2021. The app was initially released on March 31, 2020.
What is the age rating for Twin Cities Fallout Shelters?
Twin Cities Fallout Shelters has an age rating of 12+. This indicates it is suitable for users aged 12 and older.
