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Cannot determine as there are too many variables:

  • yield of the bomb
  • height/depth of the detonation
  • terrain around the detonation site
  • structures standing around site before detonation
  • if underground detonation what the rock types are and degree of fortification of target
  • If underwater detonation what types of ships, etc. are at what distances and depths
  • etc.
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The destructive radius of an atomic bomb can vary depending on its size and yield. For example, a typical modern nuclear bomb has a blast radius of about 1 to 3 miles. However, the effects of a nuclear explosion extend far beyond the initial blast zone due to factors like heat, shockwave, and radiation.

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