BR-PABrazil PeeringDB snapshot 2026-09-07

Pará · network infrastructure

The Pará snapshot records three facilities, all in Belém, holding seven network presences between them. Pronto Net Belém carries five of those and is the busiest address in the state. No internet exchange is listed in Pará, so networks here reach each other through transit or through an exchange in another state.

CountryBrazil (BR)
Subdivision codeBR-PA
Colocation facilities3
Network presences7
Internet exchangesnone recorded
Cities with facilities1

Colocation facilities

Buildings where networks put equipment. The network count is how many PeeringDB members list a presence there.

FacilityCityNetworks present
Pronto Net BelémBelém5
PIX ProdepaBelém2
PIX AmplitudeBelém0

What a Pará IP address tells you

Belém is the only city in Pará with a listed facility, and it holds all three. Pronto Net Belém records five networks, PIX Prodepa records two, and PIX Amplitude records none. With no exchange operating in the state, those seven presences have no local meeting point. Networks that want to swap traffic with each other either build direct links or carry it to an exchange elsewhere in Brazil and back, which is where most paths that begin and end inside Pará actually run.

A block reads as Pará because the operator that holds it published a Pará address in its registration record, and that record describes the company rather than the handset. Claro on AS22085, TIM on AS26615 and Vivo on AS26599 and AS27699 concentrate mobile subscribers behind regional gateways, so a phone connected in Belém can present an address that geolocation databases place in another state, and a phone outside Pará can present one placed here.

Check the origin ASN on the specific prefix and the netname registered against it instead of trusting a state field. The ASN names the network announcing the range and the netname names the entity that filed it. Neither one places a device in a city. For fixed infrastructure, the three Belém facilities and their seven presences are the only equipment this snapshot puts inside Pará.

Mobile carriers in Brazil

A mobile address anywhere in Pará is routed by one of the country's operators. Each entry lists the operator's ASNs so you can check which network an address belongs to.

Questions

How many data centres are in Pará?

The snapshot lists three, all of them in Belém. Pronto Net Belém records five networks, PIX Prodepa records two, and PIX Amplitude records none, which gives seven network presences across the state. No facility appears in any other Pará city.

Is there an internet exchange in Pará?

No. The snapshot lists no exchange in the state and counts no Pará networks as exchange participants. Networks in Belém peer over private connections or carry traffic to an exchange in another state, so two Pará networks can reach each other by a long path.

Can I get an IP address in Pará?

Placement follows the operator's address registration, not a customer's choice of state. A range reads as Pará when the network holding it filed a Pará address, and mobile ranges often geolocate to the gateway region rather than to Belém itself.

Sources

Brazil network cities
City by city exchanges, facilities and peering carriers.
Proxies in Brazil
What the network actually offers in this country.
Other Brazil regions