Observed arrival · 2026-10-18
Hop Atlas draws the Internet country by country
An atlas of Internet topology, built from traceroutes and assembled into country-level maps.
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- The homepage reports 99 countries mapped across 14,603,829 traceroutes, with four campaigns still active.
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The homepage says distributed probes trace allocated address space, then compiles observed routers and paths into country snapshots. Its listings include 18,013 nodes and 26,118 edges for Cambodia, versus 61 nodes and 308 edges for Cuba; these are displayed map counts, not an explanation of why the networks differ. The index also marks campaigns complete or active.
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