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Children's Stories Net Worldwide Readers
The world map above is a snapshot of Children's Stories Net individual reader point global distribution on 31 Oct 2016 (see maps further down to compare 3 year difference).
The small yellow dots represent up to 10 individual reading points at the location shown, the larger red dots represent over 1000 points, see the key bottom right on map. Some individual points relate to single individuals reading to a child, others relate to reading groups and school class rooms, thus some single points can represent 30 or more actual readers.
This map records unique individual children's story reading points by IP (unique computer / device address) in each location, not the individual point access count, data is strictly copyright © Children's Stories Net™).
In the year 2014 64,500 individual reading points worldwide read 7 stories each (on average) online at Childrens-Stories.net™, in 2015 reading points increased by 20% overall compared to 2014.
Reader Countries
Over 204 countries now use Childrens-Stroies.net™. The readership spread changes and evolves from month to month, for example during winter months reading increases in some countries.
Here's the percentage use breakdown for the Top 15 Countries during October 2015 and 2016, note the Russian Federation jumping up from 0.3% in 2015 to 3.4% in 2016.
2015 | |
2016 |
United States | 26.4% | |
United States | 31% |
Great Britain | 20.4% | |
Great Britain | 21% |
India | 7.1% | |
India | 7% |
Philippines | 5.1% | |
Russian Federation | 3.6% |
China | 3.5% | |
Philippines | 3.4% |
Australia | 2.9% | |
Australia | 3.2% |
Japan | 2.4% | |
Cyprus | 2.9% |
South Africa | 2.3% | |
Ukraine | 2.8% |
Ukraine | 2.0% | |
Germany | 2.5% |
Cyprus | 2.0% | |
Canada | 2.4% |
Germany | 1.9% | |
Greece | 1.9% |
Canada | 1.9% | |
China | 1.6% |
Egypt | 1.4% | |
South Africa | 1.5% |
France | 1.3% | |
France | 1% |
Mexico | 1.0% | |
New Zealand | 1% |
Compare Reader Point Distribution 2013 to 2016
Comparing the maps below you can see below how our reader point distribution has spread and increased worldwide between October 2013 and October 2016.
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