IP address ranges in Lebanon

Lebanon holds 853 IPv4 segments in the IP99 geolocation database, covering 596,127 addresses. In the 4 days to 12 September 2026 we newly captured 3,087 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 broadband15252.4%
Datacenter7425.5%
Gateway / NAT egress3612.4%
Mobile network217.2%
Education network72.4%

Regions

RegionSegmentsShare
Beirut46754.7%
Mount Lebanon17921.0%
North Lebanon627.3%
Mont-Liban536.2%
South Governorate435.0%
Bekaa232.7%
Nabatieh101.2%
Baalbek-Hermel Governorate91.1%
Akkar50.6%
Liban-Nord10.1%
Liban-Sud10.1%

Cities

CitySegmentsShare
Beirut46754.7%
Baabda15718.4%
Tripoli617.2%
Djounie404.7%
Sidon394.6%
Zahlé222.6%
Jdaidet el Matn212.5%
Nabatîyé et Tahta101.2%
Aaley91.1%
Baalbek80.9%
Tyre50.6%
Jbail40.5%
Halba30.4%
Cheïkhlar20.2%
Aarsâl10.1%
Bcharre10.1%
Bhamdoun10.1%
Joubb Jannîne10.1%
Sîr ed Danniyé10.1%

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
AS9051121
AS3901073
AS3112665
AS2463434
AS4233428
AS4200319
AS3519719
AS1650918
AS5998917
AS4884716

Look up a single address

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