True, the Statue of Liberty is either completely destroyed or at the very least is at the bottom of New York Bay.
Yeah, whatever remnants of it is at the bottom of a radioactive harbor. Even parts of New York City have sunk due to being reclaimed land. Yet, the destroyed buildings continue to stick out, but these too will collapse in the next centuries to come.
Apparently, pretty much all of Manhattan and parts of Brooklyn are underwater now. I guess so many nukes to one area can't be good for the land. Also, I assume that sewer and subway tunnels could've collapsed during Doomsday.
Those buildings won't be standing. Orlando was hit.
Main Street of Magic Kingdom (Orlando Exclusion Zone)
It´s the center of the kingdom, the common junction between the districts. It includes the rations distribution center, theater, arcade(moved from tomorrowland) the market. and city hall. The buildings here are designed to look like early-20th-century small-town America. It has about 700 residents mostly shop workers and maintenance workers.
It probably depends on what part of Orlando was hit. If it's near Disney World, than it would most likely be completely destroy. If the nuke hit far enough away from it, Disney World should still be somewhat intact. It also probably depends on the type of nuclear bomb that was used and how many nukes hit the city.
I guess with Disney World being intact (though in a pretty sorry state after 40 years), I guess that the bomb that hit Orlando hit far enough away to not effect anything at the park.
