If citizens decided it was time to fight back the zombies would be outnumbered with 10 people for every one zombie. With 58 graveyards dotted around the city centre and large cemeteries, such as Earlham Cemetery, experts say there would be 366 zombies every Km 2.Ī total number of 14,831 zombies are predicted to come back from the dead which is surprisingly low considering Norwich is the largest population in all of Norfolk. It's no surprise then that the area with the most zombies per Km 2 is Norwich. Read more: Norfolk Police urges children 'look out for each other this Halloween' On the off chance that doomsday is around the corner, experts at, have investigated which areas of the UK would be most affected by a zombie apocalypse.Įstimations for this study are based on a sample of 369,240 globally geolocated cemeteries and memorials acquired from an established public database of cemetery records.
A zombie apocalypse hitting Norfolk is highly unlikely but the chances of the dead rising from their graves and feasting on the living is never zero.
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