.na domains list

What is .na TLD

.na is the country-code top-level domain for Namibia, providing a clear national identifier on the internet. In practice, .na domains serve government, education, and local businesses, while also supporting international companies signaling relevance to Southern Africa and occasional name-hack branding. In our global crawl we currently observe active registrations, of which are live .na websites and have resolvable DNS records. Usage is geographically diverse across countries, indicating measurable interest beyond domestic holders. These ratios help us evaluate renewal risk, namespace saturation, and content density relative to peer country codes. Download webatla’s .na domain datasets to dig deeper.

History and key features of .na TLD

Introduced in the early era of country-code registries, the .na TLD has followed conservative governance typical of national domains. Policy frameworks generally emphasize orderly allocation, trademark respect, and registrar accountability, with availability at the second level and in structured third‑level spaces when applicable. From a market-signal perspective, we track steady but low-volume additions: and new .na domains detected in our weekly ingestion. Such flows help us model churn, lifespan, and content emergence across .na websites, separating transient registrations from durable holdings. Combined with DNS responsiveness and hosting topology, these observations underpin risk scoring and growth projections for stakeholders monitoring Namibia’s namespace. Download .na domain datasets from webatla for longitudinal, comparable tracking.

Why and who choose the .na domain

Organizations choose .na to signal Namibian relevance, comply with sector expectations, or strengthen local trust. We see adoption across government, tourism, mining, conservation, financial services, and media, alongside multinationals aligning product lines to regional audiences. With live .na websites emerging from registrations, and DNS-enabled records, visibility is concentrated yet measurable for benchmarking. Cross‑border use spans countries, indicating diaspora activity, brand protection, and partner networks beyond Namibia. For portfolio managers and analysts, these metrics contextualize competition intensity, hosting centralization, and content freshness within .na domains relative to neighboring ccTLDs. Download webatla’s .na domain datasets to benchmark markets and sectors.