The real map of Europe :D

[Berahthraban]

I'm very unfamiliar with paint so it took me like 35 minutes
We obviously can't divide Europe like this, but if we would make an attempt I think this is pretty accurate, at least compared to some of the others I have seen here

Thoughts and objections?



Green=Germanic
Dark blue=Slavic
Purple=Celtic
Yellow=Indigenous Balkan
Red=Iberian
Orange=Italic
Light blue=Finnic
Brown=Baltic
Pink=Sardinian
Beige=Corsican
White=Extra neolithic

Lines=Very significant influence
Dots=Less significant influence

[MinervaItalica]

You're very good at graphic programs but most of all i appreciate your fantasy.

[Dick]

LOOKS RACIST

[Didriksson]

Thanks for differentiating Balts from Slavs.

[Dick]

Thanks for differentiating Balts from Slavs.

YOU'RE ALL THE SAME ANYWAY

[crazyladybutterfly]

lol how are molise and abruzzo more celtic than iberia?

[Autrigón]

Ooohh Yessss finally!!! Thanks to this map I have discovered that I am Iberian!! Thank you very very very much!! I'm going to sleep very well tonight...

[Antimage]

If we are talking about race/phenotype there's not more germanicness in Hungary than in Slovenia and Czech Rep.

[RN97]

Not bad m8, not bad at all.
I'd change a couple of things. First of all, Finland should have Germanic lines, Western Poland as well.
Northern Romania as well as Moldova should have purple lines. IMO the English and some regions of Scotland is more Germanic with celtic lines. The English overlap more with Norwegians than the Welsh and Irish in a lot of regions. Northwestern Russia should also have some germanic dots.
Overall good job bruv!

[Berahthraban]

You're very good at graphic programs but most of all i appreciate your fantasy.

Thanks for the nice comment!

lol how are molise and abruzzo more celtic than iberia?

1. I had to gradually decrease the Celtic influence on the map, it's not like Tuscany could have major Celtic influence, while Lazio has 0%, would be too big of a gap.
2. You could argue one way or the other, but I think it's legit to look at Iberians as just Iberians, not Celts. I don't see how Andalusia for example has any real Celtic influence. Iberians originally had pre-Latin and pre-Celtic languages in the peninsula.