Registered here. Served from there.
We hold both halves of a domain's geography: the country it was registered from, and the country it is actually served from. Country grain, from signed ASN and RDAP observations - a geography report, not a spatial map (see the note below on why).
The country the domain owner registered from (from RDAP/WHOIS).
Computed on 1,115 of 2,050,977 active domains (0.1% coverage). The rest is unknown, not zero: an ASN or RDAP lookup that has not succeeded yet is an absence of evidence, never evidence of absence. Coverage climbs as enrichment sweeps the catalog.
🇧🇷 BR 77569.5% 🇫🇮 FI 11810.6% 🇺🇸 US 423.8% 🇺🇦 UA 282.5% 🇳🇬 NG 211.9% 🇪🇨 EC 191.7% 🇩🇪 DE 161.4% 🇯🇵 JP 111.0% 🇳🇱 NL 100.9% 🇫🇷 FR 80.7% 🇸🇪 SE 70.6% 🇬🇧 GB 50.4% 🇧🇬 BG 40.4% 🇭🇰 HK 40.4% 🇦🇪 AE 30.3% 🇨🇿 CZ 30.3% 🇭🇳 HN 30.3% 🇮🇪 IE 30.3% 🇷🇼 RW 30.3% 🇦🇷 AR 20.2% 🇦🇺 AU 20.2% 🇨🇦 CA 20.2% 🇨🇲 CM 20.2% 🇨🇻 CV 20.2% 🇮🇳 IN 20.2% 🇰🇿 KZ 20.2% 🇷🇺 RU 20.2% 🇨🇭 CH 20.2% 🇧🇿 BZ 10.1% 🇧🇪 BE 10.1%Country grain, on purpose. We do not hold lat/lon and we will not invent it: IP-to-city geolocation is a licensed dataset and it is routinely wrong for anycast and CDN addresses, which describes most of this catalog. A pin on a building would look more impressive and mean less. Every figure above comes from a signed observation you can re-verify yourself.