Rank France's neighbours from most to least phenotypically similar to it

[Tooting Carmen]

How come so many put the UK last?

[RyoHazuki]

How come so many put the UK last?

Because the look is different. I can't picture pic below as passing many places beyond UK as they have many such faces.

[Septentrion]

It is true that most French are more similar to Spaniards though i would say that those of northernmost France are more similar to the Dutch, in Lille for example there was much less very blonde hair than what you see in Netherlands but the phenotypes are more similar there and med and Alpine types are in the minority. The people of Lyon i imagine are much more similar to the people of Barcelona.

Stop imagining stuff, fellow! The most common Europid phenotype in France is the Alpinid race, not Mediterranid of Spain. Many French are also Alpine - Nords hybrids. This Alpine - Nord hybrid type is found throughout in Switzerland, Austria, Germany all the way to the Benelux.

[Septentrion]

How come so many put the UK last?

Brits have their own look. This could due to their insular geographic location.

[Septentrion]

Because the look is different. I can't picture pic below as passing many places beyond UK as they have many such faces.

This is a typical British look! Rare outside of NW Europe.

https://gl-images.condecdn.net/image...jan09_pa_b.jpg

[Septentrion]

Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, UK. (Yes I know the last of those doesn't have a land border as such, but even so they are only 22 miles apart and have frequent trains and ferries between them).

Genetically also, it really depends as France is a huge country on the European scale. So this really will depend on the region as France shares borders with many nations.

[Immanenz]

This is a typical British look! Rare outside of NW Europe.

https://gl-images.condecdn.net/image...jan09_pa_b.jpg

This is literally an extreme Alpinoid- just depigmented- would easily fit in France.

[dududud]

North Italy alpine and Swiss alpine.

[RyoHazuki]

This is literally an extreme Alpinoid- just depigmented- would easily fit in France.

Absolutely not. Doesn't look Alpine and esp. not French.

[Immanenz]

Absolutely not. Doesn't look Alpine and esp. not French.

Small Brunn admix, but metrically an Alpine.how much globular faced/ rounder you want her to be? Lmao
also Keltic Nordic can be found in France. We could argue that Troender- Brunns would be very rare/ non existent in France. Major difference would be the frequency of KN/ NA and especially Borreby/ Brunns + Troender/ Nordids + barely any Med- ish types in Uk