Here’s a current list of all the current Google domains:
.google.com
.google.ae
.google.com.af
.google.com.ag
.google.off.ai
.google.am
.google.com.ar
.google.as
.google.at
.google.com.au
.google.az
.google.ba
.google.com.bd
.google.be
.google.bg
.google.com.bh
.google.bi
.google.com.bo
.google.com.br
.google.bs
.google.co.bw
.google.com.bz
.google.ca
.google.cd
.google.cg
.google.ch
.google.ci
.google.co.ck
.google.cl
.google.cn
.google.com.co
.google.co.cr
.google.com.cu
.google.cz
.google.de
.google.dj
.google.dk
.google.dm
.google.com.do
.google.com.ec
.google.com.eg
.google.es
.google.com.et
.google.fi
.google.com.fj
.google.fm
.google.fr
.google.gg
.google.com.gi
.google.gl
.google.gm
.google.gr
.google.com.gt
.google.com.hk
.google.hn
.google.hr
.google.ht
.google.hu
.google.co.id
.google.ie
.google.co.il
.google.co.im
.google.co.in
.google.is
.google.it
.google.co.je
.google.com.jm
.google.jo
.google.co.jp
.google.co.ke
.google.kg
.google.co.kr
.google.kz
.google.li
.google.lk
.google.co.ls
.google.lt
.google.lu
.google.lv
.google.com.ly
.google.co.ma
.google.md
.google.mn
.google.ms
.google.com.mt
.google.mu
.google.mw
.google.com.mx
.google.com.my
.google.com.na
.google.com.nf
.google.com.ni
.google.nl
.google.no
.google.com.np
.google.nr
.google.nu
.google.co.nz
.google.com.om
.google.com.pa
.google.com.pe
.google.com.ph
.google.com.pk
.google.pl
.google.pn
.google.com.pr
.google.pt
.google.com.py
.google.com.qa
.google.ro
.google.ru
.google.rw
.google.com.sa
.google.com.sb
.google.sc
.google.se
.google.com.sg
.google.sh
.google.si
.google.sk
.google.sn
.google.sm
.google.com.sv
.google.co.th
.google.com.tj
.google.tm
.google.to
.google.tp
.google.com.tr
.google.tt
.google.com.tw
.google.com.ua
.google.co.ug
.google.co.uk
.google.com.uy
.google.co.uz
.google.com.vc
.google.co.ve
.google.vg
.google.co.vi
.google.com.vn
.google.vu
.google.ws
.google.co.za
.google.co.zm
So after reading that *long* exhaustive list of Google domain extensions, you’re probably thinking, “wow, they every domain extension ever created.” But to think that, you would be wrong. There is one specifically I know that Google does not own: google.bz. Google doesn’t pay outrageous fees though, for yearly renewals of these domains. Google is an accredited domain registrar, so it’s relatively cheap for them to manage all these domains.
September 27th, 2006 at 6:15 am
It’s nice to see Bahrain on the list, .bh :)