Every autonomous system is registered in a country. This table adds up the IPv4 space each country's networks announce in BGP. The five largest, United States, China, Japan, Germany, South Korea, hold 65.0% of the total.
Not in the table: networks whose registry country is a region rather than a country (EU: 59 ASNs, 11,510,271 IPv4 addresses; Unknown: 398 ASNs, 864,146 IPv4 addresses; AP: 1 ASNs, 9,984 IPv4 addresses). EU and AP are codes the RIPE NCC and APNIC use for networks that span several countries.
What the country means
The country is the one the network operator registered with its regional internet registry. It is not a geolocation: a cloud provider registered in the US announces addresses used in data centres worldwide, and its space is counted under the US here. For where a single address is actually used, try the IP information tool.
Browse individual networks in the ASN directory, or look up an address or AS number with the ASN lookup.
IP-to-ASN data: iptoasn.com (public domain). Snapshot downloaded 2026-11-11, refreshed daily. Ranges are what each network announces in BGP, not registry allocations. Data sources