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List of countries by IPv4 address allocation - Wikipedia

List of countries by IPv4 address allocation – Wikipedia

This article needs to be updated. Please help update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information. (July 2021)
This is a list of countries by IPv4 address allocation, as of 2 April 2012. It includes 252 areas, including all United Nations member states, plus the Holy See, Kosovo and Taiwan.
There are 232 (over four billion) IP addresses in the IPv4 protocol. Of these, almost 600 million are reserved and cannot be used for public routing. [1] The rest are allocated to countries by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) via the regional Internet registries (RIRs). [2]
Rank
Country or entity
IP addresses%
Population(mostly 2012)[3]
IP addressesper 1000
World
4, 294, 967, 296
100. 0
7, 021, 836, 029
611
1
United States
1, 541, 605, 760
35. 9
313, 847, 465
4, 911
2
People’s Republic of China
330, 321, 408
7. 7
1, 343, 239, 923
245
3
Japan
202, 183, 168
4. 7
127, 368, 088
1, 587
4
United Kingdom
123, 500, 144
2. 9
63, 047, 162
1, 958
5
Germany
118, 132, 104
2. 8
81, 305, 856
1, 452
6
South Korea
112, 239, 104
2. 6
48, 860, 500
2, 297
7
France
95, 078, 032
2. 2
65, 630, 692
1, 448
8
Canada
79, 989, 760
1. 9
34, 300, 083
2, 332
9
Italy
50, 999, 712
1. 2
61, 261, 254
832
10
Brazil
48, 572, 160
1. 1
205, 716, 890
236
11
Australia
47, 573, 248
22, 015, 576
2, 160
12
Netherlands
46, 379, 784
16, 730, 632
2, 772
13
Russia
42, 762, 784
1. 0
138, 082, 178
309
14
Taiwan
35, 383, 040
0. 8
23, 113, 901
1, 530
15
India
34, 685, 952
1, 205, 073, 612
28
16
Sweden
30, 373, 544
0. 7
9, 103, 788
3, 336
17
Spain
28, 421, 760
47, 042, 984
604
18
Mexico
25, 862, 912
0. 6
114, 975, 406
224
19
Switzerland
20, 872, 696
0. 5
7, 655, 628
2, 726
20
South Africa
20, 386, 560
48, 810, 427
417
21
Poland
19, 433, 192
38, 415, 284
505
22
Indonesia
17, 360, 640
0. 4
248, 216, 193
69
23
Vietnam
15, 530, 496
91, 519, 289
169
24
Turkey
15, 393, 728
79, 749, 461
193
25
Norway
15, 259, 312
4, 707, 270
3, 241
26
Argentina
14, 547, 968
0. 3
42, 192, 494
344
27
Finland
13, 553, 856
5, 262, 930
2, 575
Romania
12, 718, 592
21, 848, 504
582
29
Denmark
12, 280, 304
5, 543, 453
2, 215
Hong Kong
11, 777, 024
7, 153, 519
1, 646
30
Austria
11, 312, 096
8, 219, 743
1, 376
31
Ukraine
11, 242, 816
44, 854, 065
250
32
Belgium
11, 148, 992
10, 438, 353
1, 068
33
Colombia
8, 834, 816
0. 2
45, 239, 079
195
34
Thailand
8, 547, 840
67, 091, 089
127
European Union
8, 493, 568
503, 824, 373
16. 86
35
Egypt
8, 454, 144
83, 688, 164
101. 02
36
Czech Republic
8, 044, 160
10, 177, 300
790. 40
37
Israel
7, 573, 824
7, 590, 758
997. 77
38
Chile
7, 390, 464
17, 067, 369
433. 02
39
New Zealand
6, 954, 496
4, 327, 944
1, 606. 88
40
Malaysia
6, 322, 432
0. 1
29, 179, 952
216. 67
41
Ireland
5, 963, 280
4, 722, 028
1, 262. 86
42
Portugal
5, 833, 504
10, 781, 459
541. 07
43
Singapore
5, 719, 552
5, 353, 494
1, 068. 38
44
Greece
5, 549, 568
10, 767, 827
515. 38
45
Saudi Arabia
5, 504, 256
26, 534, 504
207. 44
46
Hungary
5, 485, 568
9, 958, 453
550. 85
47
Philippines
5, 404, 672
103, 775, 002
52. 08
48
Iran
5, 260, 800
78, 868, 711
66. 70
49
Pakistan
5, 179, 904
190, 291, 129
27. 22
50
Venezuela
5, 045, 248
28, 047, 938
179. 88
51
Bulgaria
4, 374, 032
7, 053, 747
621. 49
52
Morocco
3, 457, 792
32, 309, 239
107. 02
53
United Arab Emirates
2, 838, 400
5, 314, 317
534. 10
54
Tunisia
2, 729, 216
10, 732, 900
254. 29
55
Algeria
2, 616, 832
35, 406, 303
73. 91
56
Slovakia
2, 555, 392
5, 483, 088
466. 05
57
Slovenia
2, 525, 056
1, 996, 617
1, 264. 67
58
Kazakhstan
2, 514, 944
17, 522, 010
143. 53
59
Peru
2, 437, 120
29, 549, 517
82. 48
60
Lithuania
2, 240, 256
3, 525, 761
635. 40
61
Croatia
2, 042, 432
0. 0
4, 480, 043
455. 90
62
Serbia
2, 022, 144
7, 276, 604
277. 90
63
Costa Rica
1, 944, 832
4, 636, 348
419. 47
64
Kuwait
1, 885, 184
2, 646, 314
712. 38
65
Ecuador
1, 857, 280
15, 223, 680
122. 00
66
Belarus
1, 776, 640
9, 542, 883
186. 17
67
Latvia
1, 659, 328
2, 191, 580
757. 14
68
Kenya
1, 655, 040
43, 013, 341
38. 48
Panama
1, 573, 376
3, 510, 045
448. 25
70
Luxembourg
1, 299, 456
509, 074
2, 552. 59
71
Estonia
1, 205, 560
1, 274, 709
945. 75
72
Uruguay
1, 180, 416
3, 316, 328
355. 94
73
Cyprus
1, 136, 896
1, 138, 071
998. 97
74
Georgia
1, 014, 784
4, 570, 934
222. 01
75
Nigeria
1, 005, 312
170, 123, 740
5. 91
Puerto Rico
1, 000, 704
3, 998, 905
250. 24
76
Bangladesh
924, 160
161, 083, 804
5. 74
77
Dominican Republic
857, 600
10, 088, 598
85. 01
78
Syria
824, 320
22, 530, 746
36. 59
79
Iceland
814, 592
313, 183
2, 601. 01
80
Qatar
808, 960
1, 951, 591
414. 51
81
Moldova
733, 440
3, 656, 843
200. 57
82
Bosnia and Herzegovina
728, 832
4, 622, 292
157. 68
83
Jordan
663, 936
6, 508, 887
102. 00
84
North Macedonia
657, 664
2, 082, 370
315. 82
85
Oman
619, 520
3, 090, 150
200. 48
86
El Salvador
575, 744
6, 090, 646
94. 53
87
Bolivia
561, 920
10, 290, 003
54. 61
88
Malta
556, 544
409, 836
1, 357. 97
89
Guatemala
552, 192
14, 099, 032
39. 17
90
Sri Lanka
534, 272
21, 481, 334
24. 87
91
Armenia
525, 088
2, 970, 495
176. 77
92
Azerbaijan
517, 120
9, 493, 600
54. 47
Palestine
510, 720
4, 332, 801
117. 87
93
Mauritius
496, 640
1, 313, 095
378. 22
94
Nepal
475, 904
29, 890, 686
15. 92
95
Trinidad and Tobago
470, 016
1, 226, 383
383. 25
96
Bahrain
465, 920
1, 248, 348
373. 23
97
Lebanon
457, 728
4, 140, 289
110. 55
98
Nicaragua
369, 408
5, 727, 707
64. 49
99
Paraguay
365, 312
6, 541, 591
55. 84
100
Mozambique
343, 296
23, 515, 934
14. 60
101
Tanzania
339, 712
43, 601, 796
7. 79
102
Ghana
332, 544
25, 241, 998
13. 17
Macau
324, 864
578, 025
562. 02
103
Albania
323, 840
3, 002, 859
107. 84
104
Angola
311, 808
18, 056, 072
17. 27
Netherlands Antilles[a]
308, 992
287, 244
1, 075. 71
105
Libya
299, 008
6, 733, 620
44. 41
106
Senegal
293, 248
12, 969, 606
22. 61
107
Sudan & South Sudan
283, 904
44, 831, 886
6. 33
108
Iraq
243, 712
31, 129, 225
7. 83
109
Uzbekistan
231, 424
28, 394, 180
8. 15
110
Kyrgyzstan
231, 168
5, 496, 737
42. 06
111
Cambodia
225, 536
14, 952, 665
15. 08
Guam
213, 504
185, 674
1, 149. 89
112
Uganda
208, 640
35, 873, 253
5. 82
113
Kosovo
205, 056
1, 836, 529
111. 65
114
Jamaica
202, 752
2, 889, 187
70. 18
115
Mongolia
201, 984
3, 179, 997
63. 52
116
Namibia
199, 168
2, 165, 828
91. 96
117
Rwanda
195, 840
11, 689, 696
16. 75
118
Brunei
192, 512
408, 786
470. 94
119
Montenegro
171, 520
657, 394
260. 91
120
Gabon
169, 472
1, 608, 321
105. 37
121
Zambia
162, 816
14, 309, 466
11. 38
New Caledonia
150, 528
260, 166
578. 58
122
Honduras
143, 616
8, 296, 693
17. 31
123
Barbados
140, 032
287, 733
486. 67
124
Cameroon
137, 728
20, 129, 878
6. 84
125
Fiji
134, 656
890, 057
151. 29
126
Côte d’Ivoire
133, 632
21, 952, 093
6. 09
Haiti
124, 160
9, 801, 664
12. 67
128
Bahamas
121, 856
316, 182
385. 40
129
Cuba
113, 664
11, 075, 244
10. 26
130
Afghanistan
103, 744
30, 419, 928
3. 41
131
Botswana
100, 096
2, 098, 018
47. 71
Bermuda
91, 648
69, 080
1, 326. 69
United States Virgin Islands
87, 040
109, 574
794. 35
132
Zimbabwe
86, 016
12, 619, 600
6. 82
133
Malawi
79, 616
16, 323, 044
4. 88
134
Liechtenstein
69, 408
36, 713
1, 890. 56
135
Tajikistan
67, 328
7, 768, 385
8. 67
Gibraltar
62, 976
29, 034
2, 169. 04
136
Saint Kitts and Nevis
62, 464
50, 726
1, 231. 40
137
Madagascar
62, 208
22, 585, 517
2. 75
138
Belize
61, 952
327, 719
189. 04
139
Monaco
57, 856
30, 510
1, 896. 30
140
Antigua and Barbuda
57, 344
89, 018
644. 18
141
Laos
54, 784
6, 586, 266
8. 32
142
Maldives
53, 760
394, 451
136. 29
143
Yemen
51, 200
24, 771, 809
2. 07
144
Papua New Guinea
49, 920
6, 310, 129
7. 91
145
Suriname
44, 032
560, 157
78. 61
French Polynesia
41, 472
274, 512
151. 08
146
Lesotho
40, 448
1, 930, 493
20. 95
147
Benin
39, 936
9, 598, 787
4. 16
Faroe Islands
49, 483
807. 07
Aruba
38, 912
107, 635
361. 52
148
Guyana
741, 908
52. 45
149
Mali
36, 864
14, 533, 511
2. 54
150
Seychelles
36, 352
90, 024
403. 80
Cayman Islands
35, 840
52, 560
681. 89
151
Eswatini
34, 560
1, 386, 914
24. 92
152
Andorra
32, 768
85, 082
385. 13
153
Ethiopia
93, 815, 992
0. 35
154
Mauritania
3, 359, 185
9. 75
Réunion
155
Burkina Faso
32, 512
17, 275, 115
1. 88
Åland Islands
28, 928
156
San Marino
26, 880
32, 140
836. 34
157
Myanmar
25, 600
54, 584, 650
0. 47
158
Bhutan
23, 552
716, 896
32. 85
159
Gambia
21, 504
1, 840, 454
11. 68
160
Democratic Republic of the Congo
21, 248
73, 599, 190
0. 29
161
Niger
20, 480
17, 078, 839
1. 20
162
Vatican City
17, 920
836
21, 435. 41
163
Sierra Leone
5, 485, 998
3. 27
164
Cape Verde
17, 408
523, 568
33. 25
165
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
103, 537
168. 13
166
Samoa
16, 640
194, 320
85. 63
Greenland
16, 384
57, 695
283. 98
British Virgin Islands
14, 336
31, 148
460. 25
167
Liberia
13, 312
3, 887, 886
3. 42
Northern Mariana Islands
44, 582
298. 60
168
Togo
6, 961, 049
1. 91
Republic of the Congo
12, 288
4, 366, 266
2. 81
170
Djibouti
774, 389
15. 87
171
Vanuatu
10, 752
227, 574
47. 25
172
Somalia
10, 240
10, 085, 638
1. 02
173
Solomon Islands
9, 728
584, 578
16. 64
174
Turkmenistan
8, 704
5, 054, 828
1. 72
175
Grenada
8, 448
109, 011
77. 50
176
São Tomé and Príncipe
183, 176
46. 12
Cook Islands
8, 192
10, 777
760. 14
177
Nauru
9, 378
873. 53
Turks and Caicos Islands
46, 335
176. 80
178
Tuvalu
10, 619
771. 45
Saint Martin
7, 168
30, 959
231. 53
Jersey
6, 144
94, 949
64. 71
179
Federated States of Micronesia
106, 487
57. 70
180
Tonga
106, 146
57. 88
181
Burundi
5, 376
10, 557, 259
0. 51
182
Guinea-Bissau
5, 120
1, 628, 603
3. 14
Isle of Man
4, 608
85, 421
53. 94
183
Central African Republic
4, 352
5, 057, 208
0. 86
American Samoa
4, 096
68, 061
60. 18
Anguilla
15, 423
265. 58
184
Chad
10, 975, 648
0. 37
185
Comoros
737, 284
5. 56
186
Eritrea
6, 086, 495
0. 67
Guadeloupe
187
Guinea
10, 884, 958
0. 38
188
Palau
21, 032
194. 75
Saint Pierre and Miquelon
5, 831
702. 45
189
Timor-Leste
1, 201, 255
British Indian Ocean Territory
3, 072
190
Equatorial Guinea
685, 991
4. 48
191
Kiribati
101, 998
30. 12
Wallis and Futuna
15, 453
198. 80
French Guiana
2, 048
Guernsey
65, 345
31. 34
192
Marshall Islands
68, 480
29. 91
Niue
1, 269
1, 613. 87
Tokelau
1, 368
1, 497. 08
Norfolk Island
1, 536
2, 182
703. 94
Montserrat
1, 280
5, 164
247. 87
Dominica
1, 024
73, 126
14. 00
194
North Korea
24, 589, 122
0. 04
Saint Lucia
256
162, 178
1. 58
Antarctica
0
0. 00
Asia Pacific
Bonaire, Saint Eustatius and Saba
Bouvet Island
Christmas Island
1, 496
Cocos (Keeling) Islands
596
Curaçao
142, 180
Falkland Islands
3, 140
French Southern and Antarctic Lands
Heard Island and McDonald Islands
Martinique
Mayotte
Pitcairn Islands
Saint Barthélemy
7, 332
Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha
7, 728
Sint Maarten
37, 429
South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands
Svalbard & Jan Mayen[b]
1, 970
United States Minor Outlying Islands
Western Sahara
522, 928
^ Includes the population of Aruba, Curaçao and Sint Maarten.
^ Population of Jan Mayen not included.
Charts and graphs[edit]
List of countries by IPv4 address allocation per 1000 population
See also[edit]
IP address
IPv4 address exhaustion
Internet Census of 2012 (Carna Botnet)
List of assigned /8 IPv4 address blocks
References[edit]
^ “IANA IPv4 Address Space Registry”, Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA). Retrieved 12 July 2014.
^ “Number Resources”, Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA). Retrieved 12 July 2014.
^ Population, The World Factbook, United States Central Intelligence Agency. Accessed on 2 April 2012. Note: Data are mostly for 1 July 2012.
What does an IP address tell you and how it can put you at risk | Norton

What does an IP address tell you and how it can put you at risk | Norton

April 23, 2021
Cars have VINs. Humans have Social Security numbers. And our internet-connected devices have unique identifiers, too — Internet Protocol addresses, commonly known as IP addresses.
Similar to those other identifiers in our lives, an IP address does reveal a little bit about you, namely your geolocation.
Here, we’ll dig further into the meaning, purpose, and inner workings of an IP address to explain just what does an IP address tell you — and others.
What is an IP address?
An IP address is a string of numbers assigned to an internet-connected device, much like an address on a house. Your computer network uses the IP address to communicate with other computers, websites, and all parts of cyberspace.
Essentially, IP addresses are how computers on the internet recognize one another. Your internet service provider (ISP) assigns IP addresses to your internet-connected devices, and every IP address is unique. Considering every single internet-connected device has an IP address, billions of IP addresses exist.
You can think of an IP address like a membership card to enter the World Wide Web. Every device that can connect to the internet is a member of the World Wide Web — computers, laptops, tablets, mobile phones, routers, etc. — and all have an IP address. Websites and computer networks require that form of identification for you to interact with them.
Understanding an IP address and how it works aside, it’s also important to understand the purpose of IP addresses in the first place.
What is the purpose of an IP address?
An IP address can be considered a digital address for your internet-connected devices, as it reveals your geolocation to help the internet deliver content that’s relevant to you.
For example, it’s due in part to your IP address that you see local restaurants pop up when you search “sushi restaurants. ”
How to find your IP address
To find your IP address, simply Google “what is my IP address. ” It’s as simple as that: The internet provides your IP address back to you. The internet knows your IP address because it’s assigned to your device and it is required to browse the internet.
Worth mentioning is that your IP address changes every time you connect to a different Wi-Fi network or router. Online users won’t even know the difference and, generally, they don’t need to — much like how they don’t necessarily need to know how to read an IP address.
Rather, online users should be aware of what information their IP address reveals.
What information does my IP address reveal?
IP addresses do reveal your geolocation, but not your precise location like a home address and never your name, phone number, or other precise personal information. Instead, IP addresses might reveal your city, ZIP code, or area code of where you are connecting to the internet at that moment — this is why IP addresses change every time you connect from a new location or using a new router.
And it’s generally your router’s IP address that is revealed, not the IP address of your internet-connected devices such as a computer, tablet, or mobile phone that communicate with a router to connect to the internet. Sure, these internet-connected devices share their IP address with your router, but your router uses its own IP address to grant your device access to the World Wide Web.
It’s for this reason that your IP address almost always reveals the geolocation of your ISP’s nearest servers — not your physical location at all — and your IP address also reveals the name of your ISP.
Finally, to put your mind at ease, we have answers to a few common IP address FAQs regarding what information an IP address reveals about you:
What does an IP address tell you? For the most part, an IP address tells you the city, ZIP code, or area code of your ISP, as well as your ISP’s name.
What can an IP address tell you? To some degree, your physical location and also the name of your ISP.
Can IP addresses reveal your identity? No, not outrightly. However, others can piece together bits of your identity, using your IP address and by following your online activity.
How others can find your IP address — and why they want to
For others to find your IP address, it is not as easy as searching “What is [insert name]’s IP address. ” It takes a bit more legwork. But it’s also not as difficult as some might think, considering we leave our digital footprints and, in turn, IP addresses behind online with every click.
Remember, IP addresses are like your membership card to the internet and are required to enter any website and webpage on it. So, every time you click something online it’s like signing a guestbook and your IP address is the signature you leave behind. This includes social media sites, internet forums, chatrooms, and blogs you comment on. All of these platforms can view your IP address.
Also, cybercriminals can find your IP address by hacking into your home network or placing a bug in email HTML.
For a more straightforward approach to find your IP address, others might simply borrow your device and Google “what is my IP address” or inspect the header of an email address. There are also IP lookup services, whereby users can simply copy and paste an IP address into a search bar and discover a person’s geolocation.
Authorities, including, law enforcement or fraud investigators, can also use subpoenas to contact your ISP and get your IP address.
But, why would other people want to know your IP address and what would they do with it?
Is it dangerous for people to know your IP address?
Since an IP address doesn’t outrightly reveal your personal information or confidential data, it’s generally not dangerous for people to know your IP address — but it all depends on who’s trying to access it.
Consider the following parties who might be interested in your IP address and why:
Authorities to piece together illegal activities
Employers to understand where you’re spending time online at work
Advertisers to target you with relevant products and services
Blacklist databases to block access from spammers
Retailers to cross-check your geolocation with your payment method’s mailing address
Chatrooms to block inappropriate users
Subscription services to block users from accessing content unavailable in their area or region
Hackers to install malware on your devices
Cybercriminals to put you at risk of Denial of Service attacks
Criminals who, if they already know your personal information, might call your ISP and commit a vishing attack
You might even want to use an IP address to confirm whether an online friend or virtual love interest resides where they say they do
As with most things in life, people’s intentions vary.
When it comes to others trying to find your IP address, some might have malicious intentions, such as to track you. Others, however, might be watching out for you, such as a well-intentioned bank confirming a transfer request is being submitted by you.
Finally, just because someone knows your IP address does not necessarily mean they will wind up on your doorstep. Still, you might want to take measures to protect your IP address.
How to protect your IP address
The simplest and most straightforward way to protect your IP address is to use a virtual private network (VPN) because this anonymizes your online activity using encryption. It also changes your IP address completely, placing your geolocation hundreds or maybe thousands of miles from where you actually are accessing the internet.
Talk about throwing someone off your digital tail.
The bottom line: IP addresses reveal geolocations and you can prevent this
No, IP addresses are not as sacred as our Social Security numbers, but it’s still worth understanding what an IP address reveals and also how to hide your IP address if you want to.
After all, being informed is a best practice when it comes to protecting our online privacy.
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Frequently Asked Questions about netherland ip addresses

What is the IP address for Netherlands?

178.18. 25 Netherlands – LeaseWeb Netherlands B.V. – Search IP addresses.

Which VPN has Netherlands server?

The best VPN in the Netherlands is NordVPN. This service combines lightning-fast speeds with powerful encryption and offers access to more than 5100 servers in 60 countries. NordVPN is available on all major operating systems, with up to six devices covered by a single account.

Which country has the most IP addresses?

List of countries by IPv4 address allocationRankCountry or entityIP addressesWorld4,294,967,2961United States1,541,605,7602People’s Republic of China330,321,4083Japan202,183,16877 more rows

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