R-L21* Maps

[rms2]

Apparently Google Maps can only accommodate 200 placemarks per map page, so I have created two separate maps for R-L21*, one for the European Continent excluding the British Isles and one for the British Isles. They appear on the R-L21 Plus Project's "Results" page, but here are links to them.
 
R-L21* European Continent: http://tinyurl.com/qo2e4m
 
R-L21* British Isles: http://tinyurl.com/od6278
 
Red placemarks indicate subjects for whom the ancestral country of origin is known but not a city, town or other more specific locality. Their placemarks have been placed in the country's capital.
 
Please keep in mind that far more persons of British Isles ancestry have been tested than persons of continental European ancestry, that testing for L21 has only been around since October of 2008, and that L21 did not become a part of FTDNA's Deep Clade-R test until sometime in January of this year. We only have a few test batches under our belts.

[susanrosine]

You have my dad in the wrong town, which places him in North Wales instead of South Wales. It should be Llandissilio, Pembrokeshire, Wales.  We actually don't know exactly where our James ancestor lived, but that town should be close enough.   Kit 35874 Warren JAMES.
Thanks, Susan

[rms2]

You have my dad in the wrong town, which places him in North Wales instead of South Wales. It should be Llandissilio, Pembrokeshire, Wales.  We actually don't know exactly where our James ancestor lived, but that town should be close enough.   Kit 35874 Warren JAMES.
Thanks, Susan

I've corrected that. Didn't know there were two such towns so far apart!