WHAT part of a URL can contain a two letter country code?

Answer 1

An Internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) is two letters. For example:

• .us = United States
• .uk = United Kingdom
• .mx = Mexico
• .br = Brazil
• .za = South Africa
• .bd = Bangladesh

With the exception of .uk, the ccTLD is the same as the ISO 3166-1 2-alpha code for the country. The UK uses GB for purposes other than Internet domains (for example, GBP is the currency code for British pounds).

Answer 2

The host name's Top Level Domain (TLD) may contain a country code, such as ".us" or ".uk". The TLD is the domain named after the final dot in the host name. Such domain names often appear as [hostname].[sub-tld].[country-code], where the sub-TLD may be ".co" or ".com", such as ".co.uk" or ".gov.us". The specific rules for a given TLD are governed by the organization that manages that TLD.

Answer 3

The last two letters, ie... United Kingdom (.UK), Spain (.ES) France (.FR) Australia (.AU)