where is haplogroup T from?

[bc76]

I am also a T of 100% European ancestry (FTDNA says 43% England, Wales, Scotland; 33% Central Europe, 16% Irish, 7% Scandinavian, and 2% West Slavic). I'm having the FTDNA Y37 done right now to narrow it down further (for genealogical purposes). I would guess that it would lead to British Isles (Y8699 or Y14426)

[Leto]

An American from Virginia, 99.5% Northwestern European, with T-CTS2214
https://www.reddit.com/r/23andme/com...from_virginia/

[Jørgen]

This is an interesting question! I recently found an ethnic Russian with T1a2b. He is Baltic as shit, likely a Northwestern Russian.
Apparently T can be found in Europe and Northern countries too, albeit in small quantities.

My paternal side is from Northeast Germany (Brandenburg/Mecklenburg) and I have T-L446. In autosomal DNA tests (23andme, AncestryDNA) I get 25% Slavic/Eastern European from his side and our last name is a Germanized-Slavic name that comes from Polabian Slavic. I wonder if maybe there was a Slavic ancestor who brought Haplogroup T to the region? The only mention I've ever been able to find of T-L446 being in Germany is from Wikipedia where they say 0.8% of test respondents in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern have it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplog...%20DYS437%3D15