Haplogroup percentages by country

[J. Ketch]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genographic_Project

Probably posted before but I never saw it

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d7/Percentage_of_major_Y-DNA_haplogroups_in_Europe.png

R1b

Ireland - 87%
Spain - 67%
Belgium - 63%
France - 60%
Portugal - 60%
Great Britain - 57%
Netherlands - 50%
Switzerland - 48%
Germany - 44%
Italy - 39%
Denmark - 34%
Norway - 24%
Czech Republic - 24%
Sweden - 22%
Austria - 19%
Hungary - 19%
Albania - 18%
Slovenia - 16%
Moldova - 16%
Turkey - 16%
Greece - 15%
N. Macedonia - 14%
Slovakia - 13%
Poland - 12%
Serbia - 11%
Bulgaria - 11%
Cyprus - 11%
Romania - 10%
Latvia - 10%
Croatia - 8%
Belarus - 6%
Russia - 6%
Ukraine - 5%
Bosnia & Herzegovina - 4%
Finland - 4%
Estonia - 4%
Lithuania - 4%

R1a

Poland - 57%
Belarus - 51%
Russia - 46%
Lithuania - 42%
Ukraine - 39%
Latvia - 39%
Slovenia - 39%
Slovakia - 38%
Estonia - 37%
Czech Republic - 34%
Moldova - 30%
Hungary - 26%
Norway - 25%
Croatia - 22%
Romania - 20%
Austria - 19%
Bulgaria - 18%
Sweden - 17%
Serbia - 16%
Bosnia & Herz - 14%
N. Macedonia - 13%
Germany - 12%
Greece - 10%
Denmark - 9%
Turkey - 7%
Finland - 7%
Great Britain - 4%
Belgium - 4%
Albania - 4%
Cyprus - 4%
Netherlands - 3%
Switzerland - 3%
Italy - 3%
France - 3%

I1

Sweden - 42%
Norway - 37%
Denmark - 36%
Finland - 28%
Netherlands - 17%
Great Britain - 16%
Belgium - 13%
Germany - 13%
Estonia - 12%
Slovenia - 10%
Czech Republic - 8%
Switzerland - 8%
Slovakia - 8%
Austria - 7%
Poland - 7%
Hungary - 7%
Romania - 6%
Croatia - 6%
Ireland - 5%
Moldova - 5%
Belarus - 5%
Lithuania - 5%
Russia - 5%
Serbia - 5%
France - 4%
Ukraine - 4%
Latvia - 4%
Italy - 4%
Albania - 4%
Bulgaria - 4%
Spain - 3%
Portugal - 3%
N, Macedonia - 3%

I2a

Bosnia & Herz - 50%
Croatia - 39%
Serbia - 29%
Moldova - 24%
Bulgaria - 22%
Slovenia - 20%
Slovakia - 20%
Hungary - 20%
Ukraine - 20%
Romania - 20%
N. Macedonia - 20%
Belarus - 18%
Russia - 12%
Poland - 11%
Denmark - 11%
Czech Rep - 10%
Netherlands - 10%
Greece - 10%
Great Britain - 9%
Belgium - 9%
Albania - 9%
Germany - 7%
Austria - 6%
Switzerland - 6%
Italy - 6%
Ireland - 5%
Norway - 5%
Estonia - 5%
Portugal - 5%
France - 4%
Latvia - 4%
Sweden - 3%
Spain - 3%
Turkey - 3%
Cyprus - 3%

J2

Cyprus - 34%
Turkey - 24%
Albania - 22%
Greece - 17%
N. Macedonia - 16%
Romania - 16%
Italy - 14%
Austria - 11%
Bulgaria - 10%
Serbia - 8%
Spain - 8%
Portugal - 7%
Switzerland - 6%
France - 6%
Croatia - 6%
Bosnia & Herz - 6%
Hungary - 6%
Germany - 5%
Czech Rep - 5%
Slovenia - 4%
Belgium - 4%
Ukraine - 4%
Moldova - 4%
Great Britain - 3%
Poland - 3%
Belarus - 3%

Bonus admixture table
https://i.postimg.cc/fytkCG4q/Opera-Snapshot-2020-01-03-141036-en-wikipedia-org.png

[Leto]

Nice stats. Though I don't think ethnic Russians are 22% N on average. More like 15-17% to my knowledge. Maybe even 20% is possible, who knows.

[Dick]

Is this more accurate than Eupedias stats

https://www.eupedia.com/europe/european_y-dna_haplogroups.shtml

[Bosniensis]

Representative of Proto-European nation here greetings to all Indo-Europeans

[Norb]

R1a

[Dick]

Is this more accurate than Eupedias stats

https://www.eupedia.com/europe/european_y-dna_haplogroups.shtml

Bosnian Serbs = 7.5 % I1
Serbs = 8% I1
Montenegrins(Drobnjak and Macure clans) = 6% I1

:confused:

[Ritz06]

How come norway has more R1a than sweden?

[Ljubic]

Bosnian Serbs = 7.5 % I1
Serbs = 8% I1
Montenegrins(Drobnjak and Macure clans) = 6% I1

:confused:

Funny, i match with one Drobnjak who has the same subclade of I2a as me (A20333). Seems to be a result of wedlock or something.

[vbnetkhio]

Is this more accurate than Eupedias stats

https://www.eupedia.com/europe/european_y-dna_haplogroups.shtml

No, this is just data from one study for each country.
Maciamo uses 100s of studies. he said he used 800 samples for the Hungarian average.

[Crn Volk]

Nice

[SUPREEEEEME]

Is this more accurate than Eupedias stats

https://www.eupedia.com/europe/european_y-dna_haplogroups.shtml

I had heard that Eupedia is pretty outdated - especially with regards to haplogroup J2.

[CommonSense]

Serbia has less R1b than that, no more than 5%, ranking us among the bottom of Europe. Obviously, the rate of I2A should be higher by a few percent too, otherwise the stats are more or less accurate.