A map of Europe showing the proportion of the population affiliating themselves with the national ethnic group of their respective nation state (e.g., Swedes in Sweden, Germans in Germany, or Poles in Poland). 
Please note that due to non-uniform classification and data collection methods, the following countries values represent slightly different data:

France: represents a 2004 estimate by Institut Montaigne; the Government does not collect data on race or ethnic origin
Switzerland: represents the percent of non-foreign residents
Faroe Islands: Percent of the population born in the Faroe Islands
Greenland: Percent of the population born in GreenlandWhile not labeled, additional data is available for disputed (unrecognized or partially recognized) states:

Crimea: 15.1% (Ukrainians)
Donbas (Donetsk People's Republic &amp; Luhansk People's Republic): 57.45% (Ukrainians) [1]
Kosovo: 4% (Serbians)
Transnistria: 28.6% (Moldovans)Legend

  &gt;95%  90-95%  85-89%  80-84%  75-79%  70-74%  65-69%  60-64%  55-59%  50-54%  &lt;50%
References


↑ About number and composition population of UKRAINE by data All-Ukrainian population census 2001 data. State Statistics Committee of Ukraine (2004). Archived from the original on 17 December 2011.
Own work based on: European self-declared ethnicities or native nationalitys as a proportion of their native countries.png by Tweedle
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