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If IPv4 were land, which country is biggest?

If IPv4 addresses were land, which countries would own the most? The top 10 by address count, renewed every month.

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Drag the line to compare the real land with IPv4 land. On the IPv4 map each country's area follows its share of addresses; countries off the list share the rest.
  1. 1United States43.6% of all IPv4 addresses in use1,606,227,104Official site
  2. 2China9.3% of all IPv4 addresses in use342,984,960Official site
  3. 3Japan5.1% of all IPv4 addresses in use188,718,912Official site
  1. 4United Kingdom3.8% of all IPv4 addresses in use138,756,928Official site
  2. 5Germany3.4% of all IPv4 addresses in use126,367,872Official site
  3. 6South Korea3.1% of all IPv4 addresses in use112,497,472Official site
  4. 7France2.2% of all IPv4 addresses in use81,586,768Official site
  5. 8Brazil2.2% of all IPv4 addresses in use79,322,368Official site
  6. 9Canada1.8% of all IPv4 addresses in use67,837,440Official site
  7. 10Italy1.5% of all IPv4 addresses in use54,086,016Official site

The United States holds 43.6% of all IPv4 addresses in use, more than four times second-place China (9.3%). The top 10 countries hold over 70% of the total, and South Korea is 6th with 3.1%.

Addresses went mostly to whoever asked first while the internet was young, so the order does not follow population. The numbers are the five regional internet registries' public statistics added up as published, and the list is renewed every month.

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