# http://www.iana.org/assignments/ipv6-unicast-address-assignments
# The parser is very simple-minded and wants the two first components of
# addresses. It does not deal with networks == 0 or > 24 bit.

2001:0000::/32	teredo
2001:0200::/23	apnic
2001:0400::/23	arin
2001:0600::/23	ripe
2001:0800::/22	ripe
2001:0C00::/22	apnic
# contains 2001:1000::/23, not allocated
2001:1000::/22	lacnic
2001:1400::/22	ripe
2001:1800::/23	arin
2001:1A00::/23	ripe
2001:1C00::/22	ripe
# contains 2001:3C00::/22, reserved for RIPE but not allocated
2001:2000::/19	ripe
2001:4000::/23	ripe
2001:4200::/23	afrinic
2001:4400::/23	apnic
2001:4600::/23	ripe
2001:4800::/23	arin
2001:4A00::/23	ripe
# contains 2001:4E00::/23, not allocated
2001:4C00::/22	ripe

2001:5000::/20	ripe

2001:8000::/18	apnic

# 6to4 is special-cased
2002:0000::/16	6to4

2003:0000::/18	ripe

2400:0000::/20	whois.nic.or.kr
2400:0000::/12	apnic
2600:0000::/12	arin
2610:0000::/23	arin
2620:0000::/23	arin
2800:0000::/12	lacnic
2A00:0000::/12	ripe
2A10:0000::/12	ripe
2C00:0000::/12	afrinic