Strange Maps: Blonde Map of Europe

Posted by Shabana on December 18, 2007
Filed under: Europe, Sidelines

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This is the kind of map a guy would draw up if he had way too much time on his hands.

Blonde Map of Europe
Blonde Map of Europe / © Strange Maps

The Blonde Map of Europe charts out the regions on the Continent according to the frequency of fair hair in the population. Norway, Sweden and Finland – no surprises there, really - have the highest percentages of light haired people at nearly 80 percent.

The map obviously hasn’t factored in recent immigration from Africa, and the movement of Europeans themselves across the continent.

And what of the type of blonde that comes out of a bottle? Is this natural blondes or simply all blondes? So many unanswered scientific questions …

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Comments

ioni
December 22nd, 2007 - 9:52 am

Although I do know and accept the fact that there are way more blonds in Norway and Finland - I feel tha Belarus is being deprevated - there are much blonds here!


Spain
March 17th, 2008 - 9:49 pm

The Basque country and Asturias also have a lot of people with light hair.