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Former Soviet republics Compared by Media > Internet > International Internet bandwidth > Mbps

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DEFINITION: International Internet bandwidth is the contracted capacity of international connections between countries for transmitting Internet traffic.
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# COUNTRY AMOUNT DATE GRAPH HISTORY
1 Russia 14,365 Mbps 2004
2 Lithuania 4,985.5 Mbps 2005
3 Estonia 4,800 Mbps 2005
4 Latvia 2,248 Mbps 2004
5 Ukraine 814 Mbps 2004
6 Belarus 465 Mbps 2005
7 Moldova 410 Mbps 2005
8 Azerbaijan 240 Mbps 2005
9 Kyrgyzstan 76 Mbps 2005
10 Kazakhstan 48 Mbps 2002
11 Armenia 36 Mbps 2004
12 Uzbekistan 32 Mbps 2003
13 Tajikistan 2 Mbps 2003
14 Turkmenistan 0.26 Mbps 2000

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