The Internet World Map 2007 is a study that shows how the Internet is distributed across the entire world. According to the map, North America and Europe concentrate the two largest groups of Internet assets with a total share of 22.5% for Europe and doubling this number 55.9% for North America.

This means Europe and North America represent a total 77.4% of the global Internet structure having Asia being the next one in the list with a share of 14%. The map uses coloured dots to represent the distribution and is expressed in number of IP addresses per dot. 

To view the Internet World Map 2007, click here.