In the event of a zombie apocalypse, head on down to Cincinnati

Would you survive the unlikely event of a zombie apocalypse?

Lawn Love recently ranked the best cities for surviving a zombie apocalypse, and Cincinnati finished pretty high, ranking 35th overall. The Queen City ranked 115th for vulnerability, 66th for hideouts, 11th for supplies and 41st for protection.

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The rankings were based on a comparison of the 200 largest U.S. cities, as well as 26 key indicators of zombie invasion-preparedness. Those included access to “bunkers,” hunting-gear stores and supermarkets, and the share of the living population in poor health.

The CDC’s Zombie Preparedness 101 guide, which includes several tips for surviving attacks from the undead, inspired the study. The guide provides readers with a list of items to keep handy such as water, food, medications, tools, sanitation and hygiene products, clothing, bedding and first aid products. It also discusses the importance of creating an emergency plan with your family.

Check out the best and worst cities for fighting against the undead below.

Top 10 cities most prepared for a zombie invasion

1. Orlando, Florida

2. Salt Lake City, Utah

3. Honolulu, Hawaii

4. Portland, Oregon

5. Colorado Springs, Colorado

6. Tampa, Florida

7. Springfield, Missouri

8. Miami, Florida

9. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

10. Boise, Idaho

Top 10 cities least prepared for a zombie invasion

1. Sunrise Manor, Nevada

2. Paradise, Nevada

3. Enterprise, Nevada

4. Spring Valley, Nevada

5. Paterson, New Jersey

6. Miramar, Florida

7. Detroit, Michigan

8. Jackson, Mississippi

9. Newark, New Jersey

10. North Las Vegas, Nevada

How do other Ohio cities compare?

• Cincinnati (35)

• Cleveland (94)

• Dayton (113)

• Columbus (143)

• Akron (146)

• Toledo (150)

Are you utterly unprepared for an impromptu zombie invasion? You might want to take this quiz to see how you would die in a zombie apocalypse. Or who knows, you may even survive, in which case you should probably start building your emergency kit ASAP.

This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Here's where Cincinnati ranks for surviving a zombie apocalypse