My readers, from where? From where not?

Soon, it will be 25 February.

Then, it will be a year ago since WordPress statistics started showing from which countries visitors come.

I will maybe be too busy on 25 February to make a blog post on this.

So, I will do it now.

By now, people from most countries and territories in the world have read my blog.

There are a few exceptions. When I look at the WordPress stats map, most countries are orange; meaning visitors from there have come.

Some countries are white. Meaning, no visitors so far. They may include countries too small to show on the map. As far as I know, eg, so far I did not get any visits from San Marino, or the Saint Pierre and Miquelon islands.

Countries, big enough to see on the WordPress map with no visits so far include Turkmenistan, Greenland, Svalbard, North Korea, the Western Sahara, South Sudan, Chad, Central African Republic, Republic of Congo, Guinea, Sierra Leone and Togo.

Here are stats for my visitors since WordPress started country by country figures.

Top Views by Country for all days ending 2013-02-10 (Summarized)

Country	Views
United States	50,453
United Kingdom	23,750
Canada	7,616
Netherlands	6,587
Greece	4,792
India	3,920
Romania	3,693
Australia	3,509
Germany	2,854
France	2,400
New Zealand	1,893
Sweden	1,890
Italy	1,784
Belgium	1,771
Jamaica	1,452
Philippines	1,445
Spain	1,362
Armenia	1,358
Singapore	1,292
Indonesia	1,004
Ireland	916
Saudi Arabia	812
Brazil	794
Bahrain	727
Turkey	725
Pakistan	708
Japan	694
South Africa	692
Switzerland	686
United Arab Emirates	622
Russian Federation	600
Thailand	599
Portugal	592
Poland	590
Hong Kong	570
Finland	556
Malaysia	544
Norway	530
Denmark	523
Mexico	486
Hungary	454
Republic of Korea	453
Israel	415
Czech Republic	379
Egypt	360
Argentina	321
Serbia	310
Bulgaria	309
Lebanon	287
Slovenia	269
Austria	267
Taiwan	249
Sri Lanka	242
Venezuela	209
Croatia	200
Viet Nam	197
Malta	184
Ukraine	170
Iceland	167
Morocco	167
Kenya	167
Kuwait	166
Qatar	158
Colombia	153
Slovakia	149
Bangladesh	143
Costa Rica	140
Tunisia	131
Ecuador	125
Peru	115
Jordan	114
Lithuania	113
Cyprus	110
Chile	108
Georgia	91
Latvia	81
Estonia	80
Albania	80
Algeria	77
Macedonia, the Former Yugoslav Republic	76
Oman	76
Luxembourg	74
Nigeria	73
Iraq	71
Trinidad and Tobago	69
Puerto Rico	67
Uganda	59
Bolivia	58
Palestinian Territory, Occupied	50
United Republic of Tanzania	50
Bosnia and Herzegovina	48
Ethiopia	46
Afghanistan	45
Cambodia	44
Panama	42
Nepal	41
Libya	39
Mauritius	38
Dominican Republic	38
Suriname	37
Azerbaijan	37
Jersey	36
Moldova	33
Myanmar	29
Guyana	28
Uruguay	28
Yemen	26
Ghana	25
Brunei Darussalam	24
Gambia	24
Montenegro	21
Mongolia	20
Maldives	19
Belarus	18
Senegal	18
Isle of Man	17
Barbados	17
Syrian Arab Republic	17
Macao	16
Gibraltar	16
Honduras	16
El Salvador	15
Botswana	14
Guernsey	14
Aruba	13
New Caledonia	13
Paraguay	13
Cayman Islands	13
Antigua and Barbuda	13
Madagascar	12
Swaziland	12
Mozambique	12
Saint Lucia	12
Rwanda	11
Sudan	11
Guatemala	11
Namibia	11
Malawi	11
Angola	11
Haiti	10
Zimbabwe	10
Bahamas	10
Lao People’s Democratic Republic	10
Nicaragua	9
Seychelles	9
Belize	9
Kazakhstan	8
Bermuda	8
Fiji	8
Virgin Islands	7
Cameroon	7
Faroe Islands	7
Iran, Islamic Republic of	7
Kyrgyzstan	7
Micronesia, Federated States of	7
Côte d’Ivoire	7
Djibouti	6
Andorra	5
Turks and Caicos Islands	5
Liberia	5
China	5
Cuba	5
Mali	5
Guam	4
Zambia	4
Guadeloupe	4
Benin	4
Grenada	4
British Virgin Islands	4
Papua New Guinea	3
Saint Kitts and Nevis	3
Réunion	3
Burkina Faso	3
Niger	3
Lesotho	3
American Samoa	3
Comoros	2
Netherlands Antilles	2
Vatican City	2
Northern Mariana Islands	2
Monaco	2
Guinea-Bissau	2
French Guiana	2
Montserrat	2
Mauritania	2
Martinique	2
Anguilla	2
Tonga	1
French Polynesia	1
Somalia	1
Cook Islands	1
Bhutan	1
Burundi	1
Vanuatu	1
Uzbekistan	1
Democratic Republic of the Congo	1
Dominica	1
Tajikistan	1
Kiribati	1
British Indian Ocean Territory	1
Gabon	1
Timor-Leste	1

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