Average Latin American Racial Admixture Divided by Regions!

[time67]

Mexico

Northwest Mexico: 63% European/Caucasian, 35% Amerindian, 2% SSA (Closest overlaps: Chileans and Paraguayans)

Northeast Mexico: 67% European/Caucasian, 31.% Amerindian, 1.5% SSA( Closest overlaps: Patagonia Argentinians)

Central Mexico: 53% European/Caucasian, 45% Amerindian, 2% SSA (Closest overlaps: Middle Class Salvadorans??)

Southern Mexico: 60% Amerindian, 26% European/Caucasian, 4% SSA (Closest overlaps: Guatemalans)

Brazil

Northern Brazil: 55% European/Caucasian, 30% Amerindian, 15% SSA (Closest overlaps: Venezuelans, Costa Ricans)

Northeast Brazil: 59% European/Caucasian, 27% SSA, 14% Amerindian (Closest overlaps: Puerto Rico, Caribbean Colombians, Cibaeno Dominicans)

Central Brazil: 60% European/Caucasian, 22% SSA, 18% Amerindian (Closest overlaps: Puerto Ricans)

Southeast Brazil: 67% European/Caucasian, 24% SSA, 9% Amerindian (Closest overlaps: Puerto Ricans, Cubans)

South Brazil: 80% European/Caucasian, 12% Amerindian, 8% SSA (Closest overlaps: Uruguayans)

Colombia

Andean Region: 60% European/Caucasian, 35% Amerindian, 5% SSA (Closest overlaps: Northern Mexicans, Costa Ricans, Paraguayans)

Orinoquia Region: 55% European/Caucasian, 36.5% Amerindian, 8.5% SSA (Closest overlaps: Costa Ricans)

Caribbean Region: 55% European/Caucasian, 25% SSA, 20% Amerindian (Closest overlaps: Venezuelans, Puerto Ricans)

Pacific Region: 65% SSA, 20% European/Caucasian, 15% Amerindian (Closest overlaps: Guadalupe, Dominica, Martinique)

Amazon Region: 65% Amerindian, 27% European/Caucasian, 8% SSA (Closest overlaps: Ecuadorians)

Cuba

Western Cuba: 72.5% European/Caucasian, 22.5% SSA, 5% Amerindian (Closest overlaps: Southeast Brazilians)

Eastern Cuba: 57% European/Caucasian, 36% SSA, 7% Amerindian(Closest overlaps: Dominicans)

Puerto Rico

Western Puerto Rico: 70% European/Caucasian, 17% SSA, 13% Amerindian (Closest overlaps: Western Cubans, Southeast Brazilians)

Eastern Puerto Rico: 60% European/Caucasian, 25% SSA, 15% Amerindian(Closest overlaps: Northeast Brazilians)

Dominican Republic

Southwest DR: 50% European/Caucasian, 45% SSA, 5% Amerindian(Closest overlaps: Cape Verde)

El Cibao: 57% European/Caucasian, 34.5% SSA, 8.5% Amerindian (Closest overlaps: Eastern Puerto Rico, Northeast Brazil)

Eastern DR: 62.5% SSA, 32.5% European/Caucasian, 5% Amerindian (Closest overlaps: Cayman Islands, Martinique, Guadalupe, El Choco)

Costa Rica

Central Valley: 60% European/Caucasian, 35% Amerindian, 5% SSA (Closest overlaps: Andean Colombians)

Central Pacific: 55% European/Caucasian, 37% Amerindian, 8% SSA (Closest overlaps: Orinoquia Colombians)

North Pacific: 47% European/Caucasian, 41% Amerindian, 12% SSA(Closest overlaps: Nicaraguans, Hondurans)

South Pacific: 46% European/Caucasian, 44% Amerindian, 10% SSA(Closest overlaps: Nicaraguans, Hondurans)

Caribbean: 45% European/Caucasian, 35% Amerindian, 20% SSA(Closest overlaps: Nicaraguans, Hondurans, Belizeans)

North Plains: 57% European/Caucasian, 36% Amerindian, 7% SSA (Closest overlaps: Orinoquia Colombians)

Argentina

Pampas: 76% European/Caucasian, 22% Amerindian, 2% SSA (Closest overlaps: Uruguayans)

Patagonia: 65% European/Caucasian, 33.5% Amerindian, 1.5% SSA (Closest overlaps: Chileans, Paraguayans, Northern Mexicans)

Northwest: 50% European/Caucasian, 49% Amerindian, 1% SSA (Closest Overlaps: Mexicans)

Mesopotamia: 70% European/Caucasian, 28% Amerindian, 2% SSA (Closest Overlaps: Northern Mexicans, Upper Class Chileans)

Gran Chaco: 55% Amerindian, 44% European/Caucasian, 1% SSA (Closest Overlaps: Lower Class Chileans??)

This is all based on extensive genetic research on different regions of Latin America that was available. This research is rare as hell and hard to track so I couldn't include every country but these are averaged out estimates based on different sources I was able to find. Not everything is completely accurate but it's accurate enough to give you a realistic average of each region.

What do you think?

[Zuh]

Agree but I would put Central-west Mexico 55-60% Euro North west 63% Euro and North East 67% Euro.

I'm not familiar with southern Mexico tbh.

[Duffmannn]

Interesting

[Black Panther]

Agree, but South Brazil is more SSA than Amerindian. Good averages otherwise.

[Tenma de Pegasus]

Northeast and Northwest euro admixtures of Mexico seems to be overestimated.

[SilverKnight]

Wow , impressive, I'd say 95% accurate in all situations. Especially in the case of Colombia, Cuba and Brazil.

Cibao region in DR, i'd say around 58-60% Euro, whilst eastern region is the most SSA, between 40-60 % SSA. South West and Northern / Cibao region must be the most Amerindian one.

[Zuh]

Northeast and Northwest euro admixtures of Mexico seems to be overestimated.

Bullshit.

[Tenma de Pegasus]

[Zuh]

Just because we don't fit your stupid stereotype about us doesn't mean we are far from being that Euro admixed.

Mexican gedmatch says completely the opposite from your map.

[Tenma de Pegasus]

Just because we don't fit your stupid stereotype about us doesn't mean we are far from being that Euro admixed.

Mexican gedmatch says completely the opposite from your map.

But these maps are not about Mexico