In your country, which neighbouring regions/counties/states are the least racially alike?

[HelloGuys]

Costa chica (Afro-mexicans) is the most different around of the rest of Oaxaca and Guerrero (Indomestizos, amerindians and mestizos)

[alnortedelsur]

Spain in theory should be racially uniform, if we exclude the current multicultural reality that its sadly described by IberianAlex

In Venezuela, many different examples:

The insular state of Nueva Esparta (New Sparta) is mostly mestizo (Euro/Amerindian), while the neighboring mainland state of Sucre is more triracial on average (a mix of triracials and mestizos in its western parts, and more African to its eastern parts). New Spartans complain about the immigration of people from Sucre (many of them triracials) to Nueva Esparta, because they commit most of the crimes in there.

The state of Miranda (in the Northern Central region), in the easternmost part of this state there is the coastal lowlands of Barlovento, that are heavily African (mostly blacks and griffes), while the central parts of the state (the slums of Petare in the very east of Caracas, the satellite cities of Guarenas and Guatire, that are east from Caracas, and the Tuy Valleys) are a mixture of mestizos and triracials in diverse proportions, plus some blacks and griffes (but are of course less African than Barlovento). The westernmost parts of this state, in contrast (eastern Caracas (excluding Petare, and some smaller lower class slums), and the highlands known as "Altos Mirandinos" are full of middle and upper class people, many of whom are whites and Euro mestizos, and there is even a German town in there (El Jarillo).

So, pretty much: in the easternmost lowlands of Barlovento, you would feel like if you are in the most African parts of Dominican Republic or in the Colombian pacific coast, while in some middle/upper class neighborhoods of eastern Caracas (the half of Caracas that belongs to Miranda state) or in a mostly middle/upper middle class city like San Antonio de Los Altos, in Los Altos Mirandinos you could feel almost like if you are in Argentina. All that into the same state

In Aragua state (also in northern Central Venezuela) the coastal line has some few coastal towns that are full of blacks and griffes, while in contrast, the German town of Colonia Tovar, located in the coastal range (at about 2000 meters above sea level) has a cool climate, and is full of German descendants (they are not all full Germans because there has been some miscegenation, but still, lots of white people of full or or partial German ancestry, and many people with fair skin, light hair shades and colored eyes). Then most of the inner parts of the state (south of the coastal range, is a mixture of mestizos and triracials in diverse proportions, plus some middle/upper class neighborhoods in Maracay and other important cities of that state, with many whites and Euro mestizos. The very south of the state is more plain mestizo on average.

Then, the Andean states of Merida and Tachira are more predominately white/Euro mestizo than their neighboring states and most of the rest of Venezuela.

[Tooting Carmen]

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[Andullero]

Both Higüey and Samaná. The former is the most foreign overall province of the country, both Haitian serfs and Euro/American/Canadian expats outnumbering locals, while Samaná isnt far behind, the main outsiders being afram and British West Indian descendants, as well as an important French expat community in the Las Terrenas hub of recent settlement.

[Tooting Carmen]

Both Higüey and Samaná. The former is the most foreign overall province of the country, both Haitian serfs and Euro/American/Canadian expats outnumbering locals, while Samaná isnt far behind, the main outsiders being afram and British West Indian descendants, as well as an important French expat community in the Las Terrenas hub of recent settlement.

Do Samana and Higuey border each other?

[Andullero]

Do Samana and Higuey border each other?

Not per se, but the areas they border are radically different from them now, specially Samaná, which is the eastern end of the northern provinces, which are the caucasoid shifted areas of the country. Also, Samaná feels very Caribbean/West Indian in culture in comparison with the cattle ranching culture of said heartland.

[Andullero]

Do Samana and Higuey border each other?

In addition, Toot, in Samaná evangelical protestantism rules supremely on the religious front. They are a mix between Episcopalians (which is the American variant of Anglicanism) and Baptists.

[Tooting Carmen]

In addition, Toot, in Samaná evangelical protestantism rules supremely on the religious front. They are a mix between Episcopalians (which is the American variant of Anglicanism) and Baptists.

I thought voodoo would be the most numerous religion in DR nowadays?

[Tooting Carmen]

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[Mikula]

I live in racially relatively homogenous country