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IP ADDRESS LOOKUP

What Is My IP? See Your Location and Network Details.

View geolocation from 6 sources, your IP, any other IPv4 + IPv6 address, DNS info, ISP name, network, ASN + BGP routing info.

Wrong city or state? Find out why—and where to fix it.

A website thinks you are somewhere else? Compare the locations reported for your IP, then find where to request a correction.

How to request a correction
  1. Compare the sources for the IP you are using on the affected connection. Check whether a VPN, proxy, or mobile network explains the location.
  2. Identify the incorrect country, state or region, or city. A registrant’s postal address is not the location of the person using an IP.
  3. Open the relevant correction page and supply the IP, expected location, and evidence requested by that provider. Some forms require network ownership or device-location verification.
  4. Check again after the provider processes its update. Acceptance and update times vary; a website may use another source or location signal.
Why IP locations differ and how corrections work

LOCAL HISTORY

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THE FIELD GUIDE

Make sense of the numbers behind an IP address.

01How IP geolocation works

Understand why IP locations differ, how providers verify them, and how to correct inaccurate data.

02ASN, BGP, and routing

Understand the network operator, announced prefix, and registration record associated with an IP address.

03IPv6 Addresses, Privacy, and Tracking

Learn about IPv6 address scopes, prefixes, temporary addresses, and reverse DNS.

GeolocationCompare location, coordinates, network, and organization data from multiple providers
Network intelligenceInspect ASN, BGP prefixes, reverse DNS, and IP registration records
Source dataOpen each provider response to see the returned fields and source endpoint