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As i read a few posts in the thread yesterday, i google searched those maps i thought i had seen before, and it's indeed quite clear.
Even the regions with the least amount of British & Irish might have more of it than the regions with the highest French & German, as the scale is different (lightest red for B&I : 25% and darkest red for F&G : 16%), so maybe bare a few exceptions the British & Irish dominates by large everywhere.
And we know it's very decently accurate to sort out those two. If anything Eastern Brits tend to get a bit of F&G even if they don't have recent ancestry from there
Yet you should get a lot of it if you are actually German, also contrary to what people think, not only West German. South, North and even in Netherlands + Denmark. It only begins to fade in East Germany, as it does in SW France (and Paris, for different reasons, Jews)
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