North American regional GEDmatch averages by Tomenable

[MINARDOWICZ]

New Jersey

LOL

[MINARDOWICZ]

Rhode Island (n=4):



Tennessee (n=31):



Indiana (n=18):



Louisiana (n=28):





New Jersey (n=9 small sample size):

OMG I am pretty much just like New Jersey! LOL

[Flashball]

"I did not filter out outliers, and not all of them are ethnically French. Simply, all European-descended inhabitants."

So, they are not québécois...

Québécois = purely french

[Natixy]

Diverse

[Boudin]

Louisiana (n=28):

Is this Acadiana only?

[Peterski]

Bump! Maybe I will finish calculating these averages for the remaining states.

[Lucas]

In K15?

[Peterski]

In K15?

Yes, they are in K15. Maybe I will check them again in another calculator, if I have time.

You are interested how they score in K36, right?

[Highwayman]

Going by K15, I am closest to Nebraska, followed by Mennonites. One set of great grandparents grew up there.


Does Washington stand for Washington state? Or is it Washington DC?

Thus is fascinating, could never have imagined such differences between states/provinces, Utah and Wyoming suprised me, and certainly New Jersey

The US is recently settled. There hasn’t been enough time for blending such a large land mass together.

How come Wyoming and Utah surprised you? Utah is Mormon and Wyoming is sparsely populated.

[Peterski]

Does Washington stand for Washington state? Or is it Washington DC?

Washington State.