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The map

50 countries across North America, Europe and South America. A dot is a country’s measured reachability — not a border, and not anyone’s status report. 1 are below their own baseline right now.

equatorNORTH AMERICASOUTH AMERICAEUROPEUnited States — operationalUSCanada — operationalCAMexico — operationalMXGuatemala — operationalGTCosta Rica — operationalCRPanama — operationalPACuba — operationalCUDominican Republic — operationalDOJamaica — operationalJMHonduras — operationalHNBrazil — operationalBRArgentina — operationalARChile — operationalCLColombia — operationalCOPeru — operationalPEVenezuela — degradedVEVenezuelaEcuador — operationalECBolivia — operationalBOParaguay — operationalPYUruguay — operationalUYUnited Kingdom — operationalGBIreland — operationalIEFrance — operationalFRGermany — operationalDENetherlands — operationalNLBelgium — operationalBESpain — operationalESPortugal — operationalPTItaly — operationalITSwitzerland — operationalCHAustria — operationalATSweden — operationalSENorway — operationalNODenmark — operationalDKFinland — operationalFIPoland — operationalPLCzechia — operationalCZHungary — operationalHURomania — operationalROBulgaria — operationalBGGreece — operationalGRTurkey — operationalTRUkraine — operationalUARussia — operationalRUSerbia — operationalRSCroatia — operationalHRSlovakia — operationalSKLithuania — operationalLTLatvia — operationalLVEstonia — operationalEE
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Country by country

What a dot can and cannot tell you. It reflects whether networks inside that country answer from the outside. It cannot tell you a city, a street, or your own connection, and a country can read perfectly while your provider is down.