A focused population profile of Anglo-Americans from Utah, their Intermountain West and northwestern European-descended background, closest modern genetic matches, ancestry model, and World Genetics G25 heatmap.
Anglo-Americans from Utah are a regional U.S. settler-descended reference shaped by British Isles, Scandinavian, Dutch/Germanic, and other northwestern European ancestry streams, along with the distinctive migration history of Latter-day Saint settlement in the Intermountain West.
English is the main language. This page should be read as a Utah regional average, not as a complete genealogy for every Utah family or every Anglo-American in the Intermountain West.
As a genetic reference, Anglo-American Utah is useful for comparison with Dutch North Brabant, Anglo-American Texas, Dutch Central+South, Dutch South Holland, English, broad Anglo-American, Welsh, Dutch, Dutch South, and Flemish Belgium Antwerp.
In the World Genetics modern G25 table, Anglo-American Utah is closest to Dutch North Brabant, Anglo-American Texas, Dutch Central+South, Dutch South Holland, English, Anglo-American, Welsh, Dutch, Dutch South, and Flemish Belgium Antwerp. The result places Anglo-American Utah in a northwestern European-descended U.S. comparison space, with a particularly Dutch/Flemish and British Isles-adjacent pattern.
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The ancestry breakdown gives deeper component proportions, while closest matches show modern similarity. Anglo-American Utah is best interpreted as an Intermountain West northwestern European-descended profile, close to Dutch, Flemish, English, Welsh, and other Anglo-American regional references.
The heatmap should emphasize Utah, the Intermountain West, the Netherlands, Flanders, England, Wales, and northwestern European diaspora regions.
The Utah reference sits very close to Dutch North Brabant, Dutch Central+South, Dutch South Holland, and Dutch South in this G25 comparison, reflecting northwestern European overlap.
Yes. Anglo-American Texas is one of the closest matches, and broad Anglo-American also appears near the top.
British Isles references such as English and Welsh are close, but this profile also sits near Dutch and Flemish references.
