.mt.leg.br domains list

What is .mt.leg.br TLD

The .mt.leg.br TLD is a structured governmental namespace within Brazil’s .br, positioned under the .leg.br hierarchy to identify entities linked to the Mato Grosso legislature. In practice, .mt.leg.br domains provide consistent naming for official institutions, while .mt.leg.br websites serve statutes, proceedings, and citizen services with a clear jurisdictional anchor. In our current index we observe 79 active domains and 79 live websites, distributed across 2 countries by hosting and use, indicating a compact but stable ecosystem. These measurements help us benchmark transparency and continuity across the legislative web for this locality. Download .mt.leg.br domain datasets from webatla to explore the corpus.

History and key features of .mt.leg.br TLD

The .mt.leg.br space follows the broader .leg.br convention that organizes Brazil’s legislative presence under a predictable, state-specific structure. This design supports authenticity and scope control: .mt.leg.br domains typically map to official bodies, and .mt.leg.br websites publish agendas, acts, procurement, and oversight outputs. From an activity perspective, movement is currently muted in our signals: 0 new registrations last week and 0 in January 2026 in our November 2025 rollup. DNS responsiveness remains high, with 79 domains presenting resolvable records, a useful proxy for operational readiness. Combined, these traits point to a stable, compliance-oriented namespace rather than a commercial growth segment. Download .mt.leg.br domain datasets from webatla for longitudinal and technical details.

Why and who choose the .mt.leg.br domain

Organizations selecting this namespace are typically public-sector entities operating under Mato Grosso’s legislative framework: assemblies, commissions, ombuds, and support units. For them, .mt.leg.br domains convey legal remit and geographic scope, while .mt.leg.br websites centralize information flows to citizens and suppliers. Hosting and network footprints are internationally distributed across 2 countries, yet the content focus remains tightly governmental. Operational signals are consistent: 79 domains resolve and 79 sites respond in our scans, suggesting predictable maintenance cycles and limited churn. This profile suits institutions prioritizing trust, continuity, and regulated identity over marketing reach. Download .mt.leg.br domain datasets from webatla to assess adoption and integrity.