🚦 Infrastructure & Transport

The 'Mythical City' Coordination Index

Tracking the gap between legally recognised municipalities and their active digital presence.

Observations
14
Tracking since
Last updated

Digitally Invisible Municipalities

Number of sampled cities without a resolvable .gov or .gov.uk or .gov.au domain

1 observation · measured in count

31 count
40
01 Sep 2026 11:30
Digitally Invisible Municipalities (count) — summary, last 30 days.
  • 4031 count
Digitally Invisible Municipalities (count) — bar, last 30 days.
  • 4031 count
Digitally Invisible Municipalities (count) — dot plot, last 30 days.
Digitally Invisible Municipalities observations
WhenDigitally Invisible Municipalities
31 count
Digitally Invisible Municipalities (count) — table, last 30 days.

Mythical City Coordination Index

Percentage of sampled cities missing a digital presence

1 observation · measured in percent

77.5%
40
01 Sep 2026 11:30
Mythical City Coordination Index (percent) — summary, last 30 days.
  • 4077.5%
Mythical City Coordination Index (percent) — bar, last 30 days.
  • 4077.5%
Mythical City Coordination Index (percent) — dot plot, last 30 days.
Mythical City Coordination Index observations
WhenMythical City Coordination Index
77.5%
Mythical City Coordination Index (percent) — table, last 30 days.

About this data

The Mythical City Coordination Index measures the discrepancy between a city's formal legal status and its digital existence. It tracks how many officially registered municipalities lack a basic digital footprint, specifically an active DNS record or official domain.

Data is compiled by cross-referencing official government city registers with global DNS records. A city is classified as 'digitally invisible' if no verifiable official website or local administrative portal can be located.

This index highlights the divide between administrative recognition and functional accessibility, identifying regions where local governance remains entirely offline.

Sources

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Why this isn't published anywhere else

The search results refer to video games titled 'The Mythical City' or lists of mythological places, but none track the gap between legal urban registration and digital footprint.

Uniqueness score 1.00 — assessed against live web search results when this subject was created.