Does the United Kingdom control any TLDs beyond .uk and .pn?
It sure does. Judging by TLD count, one might think the United Kingdom has plans to recreate its Empire. Here are all its TLDs: • .ac Ascension Island • .ai Anguilla 13,254 residents • .bm Bermuda 65,365 residents • .fk Falkland Islands (But Argentina might disagree, as they also claim the “Malvinas” islands.) • .gg Guernsey 65,228 residents • .gi Gibraltar 27,884 residents • .gs South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands (UK & Argentina) • .im Isle of Man 75,049 residents • .io British Indian Ocean Territory • .je Jersey 90,812 residents • .ky Cayman Islands 44,270 residents • .ms Montserrat 9,341 • .pn Pitcairn Island 46 residents • .tc Turks and Caicos Islands 20,556 residents • .sh St. Helena 7,460 residents • .uk United Kingdom 60,441,457 residents • .vg British Virgin Islands 22,643 residents Also, the UK holds the .gb TLD, perhaps proving that Great Britain’s Empire will rise again.
