North American regional GEDmatch averages by Tomenable

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Originally Posted by Daco Celtic

New Jersey

https://i.imgur.com/cFqYs83.jpg

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LOL

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Originally Posted by Peterski

Rhode Island (n=4):

https://i.imgur.com/gaB1wpb.png

Tennessee (n=31):

https://i.imgur.com/GkJKuKY.png

Indiana (n=18):

https://i.imgur.com/osjIM8F.png

Louisiana (n=28):

https://i.imgur.com/c0t4jIx.png



New Jersey (n=9 small sample size):

https://i.imgur.com/8A3mAPo.png

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OMG I am pretty much just like New Jersey! LOL

"I did not filter out outliers, and not all of them are ethnically French. Simply, all European-descended inhabitants."

So, they are not québécois...

Québécois = purely french

Diverse

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Originally Posted by Peterski

https://i.imgur.com/gaB1wpb.png
https://i.imgur.com/osjIM8F.pngLouisiana (n=28):

https://i.imgur.com/c0t4jIx.png
https://i.imgur.com/8A3mAPo.png

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Is this Acadiana only?

Bump! Maybe I will finish calculating these averages for the remaining states.

In K15?

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Originally Posted by Lucas

In K15?

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Yes, they are in K15. Maybe I will check them again in another calculator, if I have time.

You are interested how they score in K36, right?

Going by K15, I am closest to Nebraska, followed by Mennonites. One set of great grandparents grew up there.


Does Washington stand for Washington state? Or is it Washington DC?

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Originally Posted by Davystayn

Thus is fascinating, could never have imagined such differences between states/provinces, Utah and Wyoming suprised me, and certainly New Jersey

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The US is recently settled. There hasn’t been enough time for blending such a large land mass together.

How come Wyoming and Utah surprised you? Utah is Mormon and Wyoming is sparsely populated.

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Originally Posted by Baleyg

Does Washington stand for Washington state? Or is it Washington DC?

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Washington State.