South German GEDmatch results

I am not sure entire NRW state is genetically NW. As for Hessen, it should have a cline.
Northern Hessen is probably more NW. But overall I am pretty sure Hessen is closer to SW German than NW German average.

Btw, we should make German regional averages for K13 :)

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Originally Posted by Peterski

Northern Hessen - I do not think so. It would be interesting to compare the opposite corners of Hessen.

I only have kits from Southern and Central-South Hessen (the latter gets "West_German" in K15/K13).

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Could you post other Hessen kits if you have? I'd like to make K13 average.
if you have K13 of that southern shifted Hessian kit too, please.

Thuringia is already very Slavic-shifted (except maybe North-West Thuringia) so there is a quite sharp transition from East to West Germans too (not just from North to South Germans).

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Originally Posted by Peterski

Thuringia is already very Slavic-shifted (except maybe North-West Thuringia) so there is a quite sharp transition from East to West Germans too (not just from North to South Germans).

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But East Germany was a fucking political designation. Thuringia is not Eastern geographically.

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Originally Posted by Est.1992

Btw, we should make German regional averages for K13 :)

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There are West_German, North_German, East_German and also two Dutch and one Austrian. I mean there are entire nations that weren't included at all (Albanians, Czechs, Slovaks for example).

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Originally Posted by Peterski

^^^
Are you just a German-British mix or do you have some other ancestry too?

I'm surprised a German-British person plots so close to South Germans, because British admixture should be pulling you to the north.

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Here’s the DNA test I used:

https://i.imgur.com/7qfszGn.jpg

My 23andme results are very similar, the only difference is 3.5% Eastern European.

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Originally Posted by Leto

There are West_German, North_German, East_German and also two Dutch and one Austrian. I mean there are entire nations that weren't included at all (Albanians, Czechs, Slovaks for example).

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They are in updated K13. Germany is large country where each state has it's own long history, it def. deserves more detailed regional averages IMO :)

Many of my German kits are no longer active after Verogen and I did not save their K13 before.

Anyway, here is the other Hessen kit that is still active (I will check if any more are still active):

Eurogenes K13:
North_Atlantic 43.69 Pct
Baltic 22.35 Pct
West_Med 14.83 Pct
West_Asian 4.48 Pct
East_Med 10.49 Pct
Red_Sea 1.78 Pct
South_Asian -
East_Asian 0.69 Pct
Siberian -
Amerindian 0.86 Pct
Oceanian 0.22 Pct
Northeast_African -
Sub-Saharan 0.60 Pct

So here are K13 and K15 averages for South_Hessen (n=2, so far):

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South_Hessen_K13,43.03,22.81,14.84,5.67,9.94,1.43,0.28,0.35,0.16,0.72,0.44,0,0.36
South_Hessen_K15,30.0,27.24,9.38,9.23,10.05,4.36,7.37,1.12,0.26,0.17,0,0.36,0.21,0,0.28

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I also made Masurian K13 average from n=5 kits that are still active:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masurians#Population_size

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Masurian_K13,31.66,44.71,11.83,4.12,2.82,1.20,0.89,0.20,1.14,0.39,0.29,0.17,0.58
Masurian_K15,25.23,16.34,27.09,19.69,7.30,1.66,0.31,0.88,0.45,0.07,0.25,0.12,0.17,0.11,0.36

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Later on I will update both of these averages with more samples.

I'd like to compare Grand Est, France and Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Grand Est
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...e_2016.svg.png

Baden-Württemberg
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...ermany.svg.png