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Dev tools · February 6, 2012

Ping times between major cities (where we have a server)

WonderNetwork operates a global network of servers and leverages them to provide network testing solutions. View ping times between WonderNetwork servers.

Ping times between major cities (where we have a server) launched on February 6, 2012 with 23 votes, #72 of 360 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 14 years on.

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WonderNetwork provides a global ping statistics tool that measures network latency between major cities. Users can view and customize a table showing average ping times between WonderNetwork's server locations worldwide. The tool executes 30 pings between source and destination cities, color-codes results based on deviation from optimal performance, and helps developers and network administrators assess connectivity quality across different geographic regions.

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WonderNetwork operates a global network of servers and leverages them to provide network testing solutions. Add or remove cities from the table below to view city to city ping times. The WonderNetwork Global Ping Statistics data is generated with the Where's It Up API , executing 30 pings from source (lefthand column) to destination (table header), displaying the average . Cells showing the average deviation of those pings are highlighted in green if they are within 10% of the lowest average ping , yellow if they are within 20% and so on. Deviations are judged based on an ideal value being within 10% of 1% of that run’s average ping time (green). We show N/A when we don't have ping data for…from wondernetwork.com

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