.gv.at domains list

What is .gv.at TLD

.gv.at is a structured second‑level namespace within Austria’s .at country-code top-level domain, reserved for governmental and public‑administration entities. It signals verified institutional origin and a clear connection to Austrian jurisdiction, helping citizens and businesses trust official services. When we analyze .gv.at domains and .gv.at websites, we observe a compact, highly active space with 1,510 active registrations, 1,507 live endpoints, and 1,507 domains resolving via DNS. Although tied to Austria, infrastructure and audiences span 12 countries, reflecting cross‑border hosting and access patterns. We index, normalize, and classify this namespace globally to support discovery, risk scoring, and comparative benchmarking across the public sector. Download webatla’s .gv.at domain datasets for deeper analysis.

History and key features of .gv.at TLD

The .gv.at space emerged as Austria formalized its online government presence, creating a dedicated hierarchy under .at with eligibility rules for public bodies. Key features include restricted registration to verified institutions, predictable naming that mirrors administrative structure, and governance emphasizing continuity and accountability. In our telemetry on .gv.at domains and .gv.at websites, change is steady rather than volatile: 0 new registrations last week and 2 in December 2025 indicate low‑frequency growth. Operationally, 1,507 have active DNS configurations and 1,507 currently serve content within a base of 1,510. These characteristics make the namespace measurable and comparable across time and jurisdictions. Explore webatla’s historical .gv.at datasets to benchmark adoption and change.

Why and who choose the .gv.at domain

Organizations choose the .gv.at domain to communicate legal authority, policy compliance, and geographic mandate. Typical registrants are federal ministries, provincial administrations, municipal governments, regulators, and public‑service operators, often coordinating multi‑agency portals and transactional services. For analysts, .gv.at domains and .gv.at websites provide a coherent corpus for service mapping, incident triage, and vendor ecosystem analysis. We observe active service delivery on 1,507 endpoints and DNS visibility across 1,507, with usage signals reaching 12 countries through hosting and user access. These attributes support trust, reduce impersonation risk, and simplify classification against other public‑sector namespaces. Get webatla’s .gv.at domain dataset and start your audit.