IP address ranges in Bhutan

Bhutan holds 170 IPv4 segments in the IP99 geolocation database, covering 57,877 addresses. In the 4 days to 12 September 2026 we newly captured 141 proxy-type addresses there.

Network usage types

The ratio of residential broadband to datacenter address space is the most direct indicator of what kind of proxy risk a region carries: a high datacenter share means datacenter proxies are more likely; a high residential share means home-broadband proxies and dial-up pools are.

Usage typeSegmentsShare
Residential broadband1536.6%
Mobile network1331.7%
Government717.1%
Gateway / NAT egress37.3%
Datacenter24.9%
Education network12.4%

Regions

RegionSegmentsShare
Thimphu District10461.2%
Chukha2715.9%
Thimphu95.3%
Paro52.9%
Tsirang District52.9%
Geylegphug31.8%
Bumthang District21.2%
Gasa21.2%
Mongar21.2%
Punakha21.2%
Samtse District21.2%
Sarpang District21.2%
Haa10.6%
Pemagatshel10.6%
Samdrup Jongkhar10.6%
Trashigang District10.6%
Wangdi Phodrang10.6%

Cities

CitySegmentsShare
Thimphu11366.5%
Phuntsholing2715.9%
Paro52.9%
Sarpang52.9%
Tsirang52.9%
Gasa21.2%
Jakar21.2%
Mongar21.2%
Punākha21.2%
Samtse21.2%
Ha10.6%
Pemagatshel10.6%
Samdrup Jongkhar10.6%
Trashigang10.6%
Wangdue Phodrang10.6%

Autonomous systems

An ASN identifies the operator of a network. Addresses under one ASN usually share risk characteristics, which is why risk controls often act on whole ASNs rather than single addresses. Operator names are not published here — the machine-readable identity is the ASN.

ASNSegments
AS1802440
AS1766018
AS5411314
AS1333511
AS13471510
AS15231710
AS239559
AS361835
AS1356664
AS1360394

Look up a single address

Free, no signup: curl https://ip99.com/v1/ip/8.8.8.8 — see the API documentation.