๐ How Rare Are You in Norway?
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5.5M
Population
๐๏ธ
65%
Blue Eyes (Most Common)
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180
Avg Male Height (cm)
๐ฉธ
37%
A+ Blood (Most Common)
๐ณ๐ด Genetic Landscape of Norway
Norway's genetic identity was forged by Viking Age seafaring, Norse settlement patterns, and the indigenous Sรกmi people of the far north. Norwegians are among the most genetically Northern European populations, with ~83% light-colored eyes and high blonde/red hair frequencies. The Sรกmi carry unique genetic markers linked to reindeer herding populations and share distant genetic ties with Siberian peoples. Norway's fjord geography created genetic micro-isolation, with some valleys maintaining distinct profiles.
๐๏ธ Eye Color
| Blue | 65% |
| Green | 10% |
| Gray | 8% |
| Hazel | 10% |
| Brown | 7% |
๐ Hair Color
| Blonde | 30% |
| Brown | 28% |
| Dark Brown | 22% |
| Red | 4% |
| Black | 8% |
| Gray | 8% |
๐ฉธ Blood Type
| A+ | 37% |
| O+ | 34% |
| B+ | 7% |
| AB+ | 4% |
| A- | 6% |
| O- | 7% |
| B- | 3% |
| AB- | 2% |
โญ Rare Facts About Norway
โญ~83% of Norwegians have light-colored eyes (blue, green, gray)
โญBrown eyes are genuinely rare at only ~7%
โญThe Sรกmi people carry unique circumpolar genetic markers
โญRed hair frequency (~4%) is among the highest globally
โญViking DNA is found in over 60% of modern Norwegians