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Geofeed Service

RFC-Compliant Geolocation Data

Authoritative geographic information for our IP address blocks

What is Geofeed?

Geofeed is a standardized format for network operators to publish authoritative geographic location information about their IP address blocks. This data helps IP geolocation services provide accurate location information for our network prefixes.

Benefits

  • Improved geolocation accuracy
  • Better content delivery routing
  • Enhanced user experience

Standards

  • RFC 8805 compliant format
  • RFC 9632 security considerations
  • CSV format with ISO 3166 codes

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How to Use Our Geofeed

File Format

Our geofeed file uses the standard CSV format with the following fields:

# Format: network,country,region,city,postal # Example: 23.141.232.0/24,US,US-OR,Boardman,97818

Integration Methods

  • Direct HTTP Fetch

    Retrieve the file directly via HTTPS for real-time updates

  • Automated Sync

    Set up periodic fetching to keep data current

  • RPKI Validation

    Verify authenticity through RPKI ROA records

Resources & Documentation

Download Geofeed

Access our current geofeed file containing all network location mappings.

Download geofeed.txt

RFC Standards

Learn more about the geofeed format and implementation guidelines.

Best Practices

Cache Appropriately

Respect HTTP caching headers and avoid excessive fetching. We recommend checking for updates no more than once per hour.

Validate Data

Always validate the CSV format and ensure network prefixes are valid before importing into your systems.

Monitor Changes

Set up monitoring to detect when location data changes, especially for critical infrastructure planning.