SUBNET.IM

Allocated but unannounced space

Every block here was allocated or assigned by a regional internet registry, and none of them appeared in any routing table we collected at our last snapshot — neither as a route of their own, nor covered by a larger announcement, nor carved up into more specifics.

“Unannounced” does not mean “unused”

Plenty of allocated space is deliberately kept off the public internet: private interconnects, lab and lawful-intercept ranges, networks reachable only inside one operator, and space held in reserve. Some of it is announced somewhere our collectors cannot see, which is a limit of our vantage points rather than a fact about the block.

It is also a snapshot, not a history: a block announced yesterday and withdrawn this morning appears here today. Nothing on this page means a block is unallocated, available, or free to announce.

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Countries with the most unannounced blocks, largest first.

Unannounced blocks in South Korea

511 blocks match, ordered by prefix.

Allocated but unannounced blocks, 501 to 511 of 511
PrefixAddressesRegistryCountryAllocated
61.249.64.0/204.1kAPNICKR21st Mar 2001
61.249.80.0/212kAPNICKR21st Mar 2001
61.249.88.0/221kAPNICKR21st Mar 2001
61.251.128.0/198.2kAPNICKR21st Mar 2001
61.251.32.0/198.2kAPNICKR21st Mar 2001
61.251.80.0/204.1kAPNICKR21st Mar 2001
61.252.0.0/204.1kAPNICKR21st Mar 2001
61.252.64.0/221kAPNICKR21st Mar 2001
61.252.68.0/221kAPNICKR21st Mar 2001
61.252.72.0/221kAPNICKR21st Mar 2001
61.252.80.0/204.1kAPNICKR21st Mar 2001