The Internet map
A visual map of the Internet showing websites as circles sized by traffic and clustered by links, based on 2011 data.
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30
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3.0
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Supported
Starting Price
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Last Updated
Aug 04, 2026
Overview
What is The Internet map?
The Internet map is a bi-dimensional visualization of links between websites, where each site is a circle sized by traffic, and links form clusters based on semantic content and national segments.
What is The Internet map used for?
Top Features
- Traffic-based circle sizing
- Semantic clustering of websites
- National color-coded segments
- Interactive exploration
- Based on 2011 data with 350k+ sites
How to use The Internet map?
Access the map via web to explore global website relationships, view clusters by country or topic, and analyze traffic patterns interactively.
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Pros & Cons
Pros
- Unique visualization of Internet structure
- Free and non-commercial
- Educational and research tool
- Intuitive analogies from physics
Cons
- Data is from 2011 and not updated
- Limited interactivity and customization
- No real-time features
Use Cases
- Academic research on network topology
- Educational demonstrations of Internet scale
- Data visualization projects
- Inspiration for similar mapping concepts
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