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FTDNA haplogroup statistics by country and region

Which haplogroups FamilyTreeDNA testers from each country and region carry.

For example Z1842, R-L23 or Dagestan

Countries and regions #

All countries and regions: 294 →

The four largest samples and the four the site covers in most detail. Every country and region has its own page with the paternal and maternal trees.

Peoples #

All peoples: 167 →

YFull customers name their native language, so haplogroups can be seen by people, not only by country. The six largest samples.

You can also compare #

Open the comparison →

Pick up to eight countries, regions or peoples and see their paternal and maternal lines side by side, with a similarity percentage.

Ancient cultures: did the people change? #

All chains and the comparison →

Stories where ancient DNA shows whether the male lines changed along with the culture.

Y-tree branches #

Every FamilyTreeDNA tree branch with 50 or more kits has its own page: where its carriers are from, how old the common ancestor is, sub-branches, surnames. The best-known:

Find any other branch by its SNP in the search above, for example Z1842, R-L23, J1-Z1842. Branches with a page: 4,320 →

Findings #

All findings: 120 →

What stands out in the data. Recomputed with every update.

Most distinctive branches
×106
Dagestan · J-Z1842 J1-Z1842: 53% of kits, 106× the world share (565 kits)
Young but widespread branches
17 countries
J-FGC1: common ancestor 1,800 years (1,600–2,100) ago, already in 17 countries (1,479 kits)
Ancient branches that stayed home
68%
N-CTS3103: ancestor 4,700 years (4,100–5,400) ago, yet 68% of kits still come from one country, Finland (9,032 kits)

What's new #

+14
new kits
in the week to 12 November 2026
108
new branches
111,261 nodes in total
+158
mt samples on YFull
snapshot 2 November 2026

Most new kits: United States +27, England +18, Ireland +15.

All changes →

These are FamilyTreeDNA and YFull customers, not whole populations. The country is the one a tester named as the homeland of their earliest ancestor on the paternal (Y) or maternal (mtDNA (mitochondrial DNA)) line. How it is computed → About the data