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What is myIP address?

Look up location, provider, ASN, network and much more. Free tools to understand your internet connection better.

Public address

IPv4Public

216.73.217.58

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IPv4
216.73.217.58
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Approximate locationEstimated
Columbus, United States
Ohio
ISP
Amazon.com, Inc.
Registered in: United States · ARIN
NetworkRPKI Valid
AS16509
216.73.216.0/22
Time zone
America/New_York
Local time: 08:36

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The address your request arrived from, as our server saw it, matched against our own copies of the routing table, the registry files and DB-IP's location estimates. It is not stored. How we handle data

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IP geolocation is approximate: it shows where your provider's network is, never your home address. Only your provider can link an address to a subscriber.

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Everything we can tell about your address, from registry data to routing.

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What an IP lookup shows

For any public address we bring together on one page what the registry, the routing table and DNS say — and label what is an estimate.

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IPv4 and IPv6 — two generations of addresses

Most connections today have an IPv4 address, and many also have an IPv6 address. They are separate addresses, and a website can see either one.

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192.0.2.10

IPv4

32 bits, written as four numbers such as 192.0.2.10. There are only about 4.3 billion, so homes usually share one public address between all devices through the router (NAT).

Read more : IPv42001:db8::10

IPv6

128 bits, written in hexadecimal such as 2001:db8::10. There are enough for every device to get its own public address, without NAT.

Read more : IPv6

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Türkiye in numbers

Türkiye's internet, from our own data

How much address space is registered to organisations in Türkiye, how much is geolocated here, which Turkish networks announce the most of it, where they interconnect and how many of their routes are protected by RPKI — recomputed every time our datasets are rebuilt.

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IPv4 addresses registered in Türkiye
16,827,072
AS numbers registered in Türkiye
1,117
IPv6 space registered in Türkiye
4,440 × /32
RPKI status of those routes
98% valid

Where Turkish IPv4 addresses are estimated to be used

  • Marmara 59%
  • Central Anatolia 20%
  • Aegean 8%
  • Mediterranean 5%
  • · Istanbul 53%

Providers and networks in Türkiye

The Turkish-registered networks that originate the most IPv4 addresses, according to our copy of the global routing table. Open one to see all its prefixes, IPv6 and RPKI status.

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How IP geolocation works

A database estimates where a block of addresses is used, from registry records, routing and network measurements. It is an estimate about the network, not about the person.

No IP lookup reveals a person's name, street address or exact position.

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  1. Country

    Almost always right.

  2. Region

    Often right on fixed lines.

  3. City

    In Türkiye, the city is often where the provider's core network or data centre is — İstanbul or Ankara — rather than where you are.

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  • Real data only

    We compile the data ourselves from public sources: routing and registries daily, location every few days. Missing data is shown as missing.

  • Private by design

    We don't log visitor IP addresses or set tracking cookies. Every lookup runs against our own data, on our own server.

  • Open about limits

    IP geolocation is an estimate. We show the source of each field and never imply precision we don't have.

Where the data comes from

Routing, registry and location data are downloaded from public sources and compiled into indexes on our own server. DNS and registration records are queried live from the responsible servers when you ask. Each field on a result page shows its source.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a public IP address?

It is the address your connection uses on the internet. Every website you visit sees it. At home it usually belongs to your router, which shares it between all your devices.

Why is the location wrong?

IP location is an estimate of where an address block is used, often where the provider's equipment is. It is usually right about the country and often wrong about the city. It cannot locate a person or a street address.

Why don't I have an IPv6 address?

Your internet provider, your router or the network you are on doesn't offer IPv6, or it is switched off. Websites then reach you over IPv4 only, which still works normally.

Does my IP address change?

Many home and mobile connections get a new address now and then, for example when the router restarts. Some subscriptions include a fixed address.

Can someone find me with my IP address?

Not from the address alone. It shows the network and an approximate area. Only your internet provider can link an address to a subscriber, and only shares that under legal process.

Is my private IP address the same as my public one?

No. Your device's address on the home network (often 192.168.x.x or 10.x.x.x) is private and is not visible on the internet. This page shows the public address.