Saarland in Germany, supposedly

Sweden

Source country: Denmark

North of France for, well, France.

Remote mountainous regions for Switzerland because besides fucking their cousins, they also lack oxygen with the high altitude.

For the Netherlands, Urk. Which I always thought sounds aptly like orc.

Alberta - I love me some mennonites, but they are really into 'keeping it in the family'.

-Source: Married a mennonite and absconded out of province with her.

The Alabama of my country is Alabama

I'm from Norway and I immediately thought, "Well, Toten, maybe?" — though I personally hadn't heard any incest jokes about that place.

So I looked up "Norges Alabama", and the first result was a song by that title, about Toten, whose first line and refrain translates as, "I'm going out to ride, ride my cousin".

...So I guess I've heard incest jokes about Toten now.

Tasmania

asked/answers from one month ago: Non Americans, what province is the "Alabama" of your country?

Central Anatolia in Turkey. A lot more religiousness=half humorous half real stereotype of kid/cousin/donkey diddling.

alabama

Alabama

Also, incest isn't limited to Alabama. Also applies to Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky, and West Virginia. Don't really know how it got started but this seems to include all the places that can have some hardcore hillbillies.

Not a specific place but the small villages encrusted in the remote valleys of the Alps in Northern Italy are quite full of stories that quite match the description. There is even a small borough I can think of which is nicknamed "the village of the assassins" due to its inhabitants having mental disorders due to genetic detects.

Florida

For switzerland it's appenzell

Norwich

Queensland

In France that's north

The province of Manabí in Ecuador. Its even in books

In Ireland, pretty much anyone who lives outside a major urban centre. We call them "culchies".

Everybody gangster till Kashmir walks in.

From a historical perspective Finland is essentially "Alabama: the country", and for example there's a bunch of rare genetic diseases that are much more common in people with Finnish heritage. Population has always been pretty sparse so it's not much of a surprise that people, err… "kept it in the family" so to speak – and it's not exactly uncommon even nowadays in some of the more rural areas (ie. pretty much the majority of the country 😅 )

Alabama is the Alabama of my country

Burgenland