Top level domain names

ac - Top-level domain name for an educational network (same as .edu).
ad - Andorra
ae - United Arab Emirates
af - Afghanistan
ag - Antigua and Barbuda
ai - Anguilla
al - Albania
am - Armenia
an - Netherlands Antilles
ao - Angola
aq - Antarctica
ar - Argentina
arpa - A top-level domain name used for ArpaNet sites.
as - American Samoa
at - Austria
au - Australia
aw - Aruba
az - Azerbaijan
ba - Bosnia/Herzegovinia
bb - Barbados
bd - Bangladesh
be - Belgium
bf - Burkina Faso
bg - Bulgaria
bh - Bahrain
bi - Burundi
bj - Benin
bm - Bermuda
bn - Brunei Darussalam
bo - Bolivia
br - Brazil
bs - Bahamas
bt - Bhutan
bv - Bouvet Island
bw - Botswana
by - 1. Belarus 2. Byelorussia
bz - Belize
ca - Canada
cc - Cocos Islands - Keelings
cf - Central African Republic
cg - Congo
ch - Switzerland
ci - Cote D'Ivoire, or Ivory Coast
ck - Cook Islands
cl - Chile
cm - Cameroon
cn - China
co - 1. Colombia 2. Top-level domain name for some commercial networks, same as .com.
com - Pronounced "dot com." A top-level domain name used for commercial Internet sites in the United States.
cr - Costa Rica
cs - Czechoslovakia (former)
cu - Cuba
cv - Cape Verde
cx - Christmas Island
cy - Cyprus
cz - Czech Republic
de - Germany
dj - Djibouti
dk - Denmark
dm - Dominica
do - Dominican Republic
dz - Algeria
ec - Ecuador
edu - A top-level domain name used for educational sites in the United States.
ee - Estonia
eg - Egypt
eh - Western Sahara
er - Eritrea
es - Spain
et - Ethiopia
fi - Finland
firm - An ending of an address for an Internet site for a business. Example: http://www.legal.firm.
fj - Fiji
fk - Falkland Islands/Malvinas
fm - Micronesia
fo - Faroe Islands
fr - France
fx - Metropolitan France
ga - Gabon
gb - Great Britain
gd - Grenada
ge - Georgia
gf - French Guiana
gh - Ghana
gi - Gibraltar
gl - Greenland
gm - Gambia
gn - Guinea
gov - A top-level domain name used for a U.S. government site on the Internet.
gp - Guadeloupe
gq - Equatorial Guinea
gr - Greece
gs - South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands
gt - Guatemala
gu - Guam
gw - Guinea-Bissau
gy - Guyana
hk - Hong Kong
hm - Heard and McDonald Islands
hn - Honduras
hr - Croatia/Hrvatska
ht - Haiti
hu - Hungary
id - Indonesia
ie - Ireland
il - Israel
in - India
int - A top-level domain name used for international institutions.
io - British Indian Ocean Territory
iq - Iraq
ir - Iran
is - Iceland
it - Italy
jm - Jamaica
jo - Jordan
jp - Japan
ke - Kenya
kg - Kyrgyzstan
kh - Cambodia
ki - Kiribati
km - Comoros
kn - Saint Kitts and Nevis
kp - North Korea
kr - South Korea
kw - Kuwait
ky - Cayman Islands
kz - Kazakhstan
la - Laos
lb - Lebanon
lc - Saint Lucia
li - Liechtenstein
lk - Sri Lanka
lr - Liberia
ls - Lesotho
lt - Lithuania
lu - Luxembourg
lv - Latvia
ly - Libya
ma - Morocco
mc - Monaco
md - Moldova
mg - Madagascar
mh - Marshall Islands
mil - A top-level domain name for a U.S. military site on the Internet.
mk - Macedonia
ml - Mali
mm - Myanmar
mn - Mongolia
mo - Macau
mp - Northern Mariana Islands
mq - Martinique
mr - Mauritania
ms - Montserrat
mt - Malta
mu - Mauritius
mv - Maldives
mw - Malawi
mx - Mexico
my - Malaysia
mz - Mozambique
na - Namibia
nato - A top-level domain name used for NATO sites.
nc - New Caledonia
ne - Niger
net - A top-level domain name used for Internet administrative sites in the United States.
nf - Norfolk Island
ng - Nigeria
ni - Nicaragua
nl - Netherlands
no - Norway
nom - An ending of an address for a personal site on the Internet. Example: http://www.myplace.nom.
np - Nepal
nr - Nauru
nt - Neutral Zone
nu - Niue
nz - New Zealand (Aotearoa)
om - Oman
org - A top-level domain name for organizational Internet sites in the United States.
pa - Panama
pe - Peru
pf - French Polynesia
pg - Papua New Guinea
ph - Philippines
pk - Pakistan
pl - Poland
pm - St. Pierre and Miquelon
pn - Pitcairn
pr - Puerto Rico
pt - Portugal
pw - Palau
py - Paraguay
qa - Qatar
re - Reunion
ro - Romania
ru - Russian Federation
rw - Rwanda
sa - Saudi Arabia
sb - Solomon Islands
sc - Seychelles
sd - Sudan
se - Sweden
sg - Singapore
sh - Saint Helena
si - Slovenia
sj - Svalbard and Jan Mayen Islands
sk - Slovakia
sl - Sierra Leone
sm - San Marino
sn - Senegal
so - Somalia
sr - Suriname
st - Sao Torme and Principe
store - An ending of an address for an Internet site that is for a retail business. Example: http://www.variety.store.
su - Former USSR
sv - El Salvador
sy - Syria
sz - Swaziland
tc - Turks and Caicos Islands
td - Chad
tf - French Southern Territory
tg - Togo
th - Thailand
tj - Tajikistan
tk - Tokelau
tm - Turkmenistan
tn - Tunisia
to - Tonga
tp - East Timor
tr - Turkey
tt - Trinidad and Tobago
tv - Tuvalu
tw - Taiwan
tz - Tanzania
ua - Ukraine
ug - Uganda
uk - United Kingdom
um - U.S. Minor Outlying Islands
us - United States
uy - Uruguay
uz - Uzbekistan
va - Vatican City State
vc - Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
ve - Venezuela
vg - British Virgin Islands
vi - U.S. Virgin Islands
vn - Viet Nam
vu - Vanuatu
web - An ending of an address for an Internet site that is about the World Wide Web. Example: http://www.resources.web.
wf - Wallis and Futuna Islands
ws - Samoa
ye - Yemen
yt - Mayotte
yu - Yugoslavia
za - South Africa
zm - Zambia
zr - Zaire
zw - Zimbabwe