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.fr domain names by French department

3 969 728 .fr domains held by French residents, spread across 106 departments.

Data as of July 2026

Choroplèthe — nombre de domaines .fr

Échelle logarithmique. Cliquez sur un département pour zoomer, survolez pour voir les détails.

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106 dép.

par nombre de domaines

  1. 1 75 506 404
  2. 2 92 197 381
  3. 3 69 170 926
  4. 4 13 136 967
  5. 5 33 124 634
  6. 6 59 120 205
  7. 7 31 110 343
  8. 8 78 103 113
  9. 9 94 94 154
  10. 10 06 92 192
  11. 11 44 92 151
  12. 12 34 88 546
  13. 13 93 84 765
  14. 14 38 76 875
  15. 15 67 73 987
  16. 16 74 69 686
  17. 17 91 68 259
  18. 18 77 68 091
  19. 19 35 67 739
  20. 20 83 63 889
  21. 21 95 63 872
  22. 22 76 45 323
  23. 23 14 40 418
  24. 24 01 40 171
  25. 25 49 40 096
  26. 26 62 38 455
  27. 27 42 38 169
  28. 28 64 37 908
  29. 29 30 37 429
  30. 30 29 37 022
  31. 31 57 36 907
  32. 32 68 35 736
  33. 33 85 34 755
  34. 34 84 34 725
  35. 35 17 33 793
  36. 36 56 33 406
  37. 37 63 32 641
  38. 38 54 30 886
  39. 39 37 30 325
  40. 40 60 29 496
  41. 41 45 29 186
  42. 42 26 29 121
  43. 43 73 28 606
  44. 44 21 26 774
  45. 45 72 25 574
  46. 46 51 25 441
  47. 47 66 24 317
  48. 48 25 22 715
  49. 49 22 22 153
  50. 50 40 20 694
  51. 51 27 20 369
  52. 52 71 20 274
  53. 53 24 20 208
  54. 54 81 18 485
  55. 55 80 17 336
  56. 56 86 17 078
  57. 57 50 16 379
  58. 58 28 16 290
  59. 59 11 16 173
  60. 60 974 15 722
  61. 61 20 14 815
  62. 62 16 14 276
  63. 63 07 14 162
  64. 64 02 14 029
  65. 65 88 13 920
  66. 66 47 13 444
  67. 67 87 13 440
  68. 68 79 13 400
  69. 69 10 12 578
  70. 70 41 12 164
  71. 71 12 12 037
  72. 72 89 11 985
  73. 73 971 11 971
  74. 74 03 11 696
  75. 75 53 11 138
  76. 76 972 10 900
  77. 77 39 10 888
  78. 78 82 10 388
  79. 79 18 9 717
  80. 80 43 9 309
  81. 81 05 8 844
  82. 82 19 8 816
  83. 83 65 8 532
  84. 84 61 8 412
  85. 85 04 8 315
  86. 86 32 7 946
  87. 87 46 7 671
  88. 88 70 7 195
  89. 89 08 6 740
  90. 90 36 6 588
  91. 91 58 6 160
  92. 92 09 6 060
  93. 93 90 5 440
  94. 94 15 5 326
  95. 95 99 4 690
  96. 96 52 4 095
  97. 97 973 4 034
  98. 98 55 3 969
  99. 99 23 3 556
  100. 100 48 3 120
  101. 101 976 1 450
  102. 102 987 910
  103. 103 988 680
  104. 104 975 152
  105. 105 986 30
  106. 106 984 5

Where are .fr domain names located in France?

The geographic distribution of .fr domain names logically follows France's economic and demographic density. Paris (75), Hauts-de-Seine (92) and major regional metropolises (Lyon, Marseille, Toulouse, Bordeaux, Lille, Nantes, Strasbourg) hold most of the stock, due to the strong presence of corporate headquarters and registrars in these areas.

Department code 97 covers the French overseas departments and regions (Guadeloupe, Martinique, French Guiana, Réunion, Mayotte), while code 98 covers Pacific territories (French Polynesia, New Caledonia, Wallis and Futuna). These territories host a more modest but steadily growing stock.

This map only includes holders located in metropolitan or overseas France. .fr domain names held by European residents (Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, etc.) are counted in the total stock but excluded from the department map. The colour scale is logarithmic to allow viewing both Paris (hundreds of thousands of domains) and rural departments (a few thousand) at once.

Frequently asked questions

Which French department has the most .fr domains?

Paris (75) holds the largest share of .fr domain names, followed by Hauts-de-Seine (92) and major regional metropolises (Lyon, Marseille, Toulouse, Lille, Bordeaux, Nantes).

Why does Paris concentrate so many .fr?

The Parisian concentration mirrors that of corporate headquarters, web agencies and registrars themselves (registrar postal codes are sometimes used). It does not mean website visitors are Parisian.

Are overseas territories included?

Yes, departments 971-974 (Guadeloupe, Martinique, French Guiana, Réunion) and 976 (Mayotte) as well as Pacific territories (Polynesia, New Caledonia) are counted via codes 97 and 98.

Why a logarithmic scale on the map?

Paris holds hundreds of thousands of domains while some rural departments only have a few thousand. A linear scale would visually crush these gaps; a logarithmic scale allows comparison of all zones at once.