If IPv4 Were Land - World Map Redrawn by IPv4 Addresses

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If IPv4 were land

The world has about 135 million km² of land outside Antarctica and 3.6 billion locatable IPv4 addresses. Redraw every country so its area matches its share of addresses instead of its share of ground.

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Colour: change in size

Grows 4× or more Grows About even Shrinks Shrinks to a quarter or less

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Biggest gains

Country	Land	As IPv4	Change
Netherlands	0.04M	1.92M	48.2× larger
South Korea	0.10M	4.26M	43.0× larger
Taiwan	0.03M	1.36M	39.6× larger
Switzerland	0.05M	0.89M	19.3× larger
Belgium	0.03M	0.55M	18.4× larger
Japan	0.40M	7.32M	18.1× larger
United Kingdom	0.25M	4.45M	17.9× larger
Germany	0.36M	5.05M	14.2× larger
Area in km²

Biggest losses

Country	Land	As IPv4	Change
Dem. Rep. Congo	2.33M	0.01M	267× smaller
Mongolia	1.54M	0.01M	219× smaller
Botswana	0.59M	0.01M	91× smaller
Libya	1.64M	0.02M	89× smaller
Ethiopia	1.14M	0.01M	80× smaller
Afghanistan	0.65M	0.01M	78× smaller
Congo	0.34M	0.00M	69× smaller
Myanmar	0.68M	0.01M	64× smaller
Area in km²

Tables include countries with at least 100,000 IPv4 addresses and 20,000 km² of land.

Method: area as IPv4 = (country's IPv4 addresses ÷ world IPv4 addresses) × world land area. Land area is computed from the map geometry, so it's the 1:110m Natural Earth outline, not official figures. Antarctica excluded. About 70 small territories have no outline at this resolution and are left out (around 52M addresses, mostly Hong Kong, Singapore and Mauritius). IPv4 counts come from the IP Trust geolocation database, October 2026.

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