Is this Light Eyes Map of Europe correct?

[Supercomputer]

I made this from a collection of studies, I think it's approximately correct, but it can always use more input. The border is between green and dark green/hazel.




I'm undecided on:

Bulgaria could be 4 or 5
Macedonia could be 4 or 3
Albania could be 3 or 2
Hungary could be 8 or 9
Czechia could be 12 or 13
Netherlands could be 14 or 15
Estonia could be 15 or 16.
Slovakia could be 11 or 12.
Turkey could be 1 or 2.

[Not a Cop]

It's more or less correct, but the terms you used...

[DarknessWin]

[alnortedelsur]

Never mind. I misread the OP.

It sounds accurate.

[leonj]

NOT, it underestimates light eyes in southern Europe a lot. In Spain blue eyes are around 10%, blue/green eyes combined around 20% and if we include hazel eyes as light eyes, the percentage of light eyes in Spain is even higher.

Only 4% ... BULL SHIT!

it is not 4%. number 4 represent quarter percent.

[alnortedelsur]

it is not 4%. number 4 represent quarter percent.

Of course. I edit my post just before you responded.

[The Blade]

Most of these maps are useless for they:
1) don't cover grey and light-mixed eyes
2) are not made by actual authors who have studied these places

[Westbrook]

They're all useless. What possible use is this information?

Most of these maps are useless for they:
1) don't cover grey and light-mixed eyes
2) are not made by actual authors who have studied these places

[Hrvoje Vukčić Hrvatinić]

Inaccurate. In Croatia light eyes are slightly below half (like France)

[leonj]

East Meds are not more blue eyed than Northeast Balkans. Northeast Balkans are slightly more blue eyed than East Meds.