Alberta

Iranian here.

All of them.

That's the Saarland for Germany or some parts of Bayern (Bavaria) depending on who you ask

Tasmania for Australia. At least they are on their own island.

Ask anyone in the UK and they'll tell you the next county over from them

England.

The north, in France. Lille is the rumoured capital of cousin-inbreeding.

In the Netherlands, its gotta be Urk.

In Germany: Saarland

Tasmania

In the Netherlands it's Urk, although it's not a province but a municipality

Sardinia is something between Alabama and Scotland (🐑)

England

Shelbyville

Every other balkan country except the one i live in.

In Australia it's Tasmania

Probably Saskatchewan.

It's not Alberta, right guys? Right?

For the Netherlands: Katwijk, even had a genetic disease named after it.

https://nl.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katwijkse_ziekte

EVERY SINGLE ONE. Marrying cousins is more than common, its prrtty much standard.

Loving all the Scots embracing the United Kingdom in this thread by describing England as a part of their country 😉

Either Skåne or anything far up north in Sweden.

Mexico: Nuevo León (specifically Monterrey)

Speaking only on the incest stereotype, Spanish Wells in the Bahamas. They’re known for strictly dating and marrying other fellow islanders, which at this point is basically one large family.

Edit to remove the double “at this point”

What is Alabama?

South mountain in Nova Scotia, Canada. There was (still is?) a family (the Goler clan) famous for poverty, sexual abuse, and inbreeding. A bunch of them were arrested for sexual abuse in the 1980s. Rumor has it, they inspired the Xfiles episode "Home".

Podlasie in Poland, definitely. My friend's parents have both the same maiden name despite not being closely related. Their whole village has basically the same surname.

The Netherlands? Urk.

The south. It's always the south.

The question is: does it flip after passing the equator or is the law universal for both halves of the globe?