X (Twitter) Follower Analysis
X (Twitter) Followers Map
Fedica's followers map (launched in 2011 as Tweepsmap) shows exactly where your X (Twitter) followers are located, down to the country, state or province, and city. Built for social media managers and creators who want real audience geography instead of guesswork, Fedica turns that location data into better posting times, sharper regional campaigns, and local partnerships.
Key Capabilities
What Fedica's Followers Map Shows You
Fedica turns your raw follower list into a location you can act on.
- Country, state, and city breakdown: Fedica maps your X (Twitter) followers at every level, from country down to city.
- Interactive map or chart: see follower locations visualized instantly instead of digging through profile bios one by one.
- Drill-down follower lists: click into any country, state or province, or city to see exactly which followers are there.
- Export anytime: export the geographic stats, or export the follower list for a specific location.
How It Works
How Fedica's Followers Map Works
Fedica does the location analysis for you, right after you connect your account.
- Connect your X (Twitter) account to Fedica.
- Fedica analyzes all of your followers to determine their location.
- Follower locations appear on an interactive map or chart.
- Filter the data by country, state or province, or city.
- Drill down into any location to see the list of followers there.
- Export the geographic stats, or export the follower list by location.
Origin Story
Where the Name Tweepsmap Comes From
A "tweep" is an informal term for a Twitter (now X) user, usually one of your followers. Tweepsmap launched in 2011 as the original tool for finding X (Twitter) follower locations, hence the name, and it's now called Fedica. Tweepsmap became well known for providing the most accurate X (Twitter) follower location data.
Use Cases
Why Track Where Your X Followers Are
Follower location turns into a plan once you know what to do with it.
- Optimize posting time: see the time-zone clusters where your followers actually live, so you post when they're online instead of guessing.
- Target regional marketing: tailor campaigns, announcements, or ad spend to the specific countries, states, or cities where your audience is concentrated.
- Build regional partnerships: spot clusters of engaged followers or local influencers worth approaching for collaborations, events, or media outreach.
- Create locally relevant content: match your messaging, and language to your audience's actual cultural and regional makeup.
Followers Map Specs
This follower map is scoped to X (Twitter) on the following terms:
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Platform | X (Twitter) |
| Location levels | Country, state/province, city |
| Export options | Geographic stats export, follower list export by location |
| Plan availability | Available on Fedica's paid plans |
See Fedica's plans for full pricing details. Manage more than X? See Fedica's social media followers map for Instagram, LinkedIn, Mastodon, and TikTok.
Related Tools
More Ways to Analyze X Audiences
Fedica's followers map pairs with three other Fedica tools for a fuller picture of your X account.
- Filter followers by location, and stack it with other filters like follower counts, creation date, or keywords, in Fedica's follower filtering tool.
- Analyze followers of other accounts, get a map of their follower locations by country or city. Drill down their followers by location
- Map tweets and X posts by location using Fedica's hashtag and keyword analysis, which includes its own interactive post map.
- Map engagement with your account by location using Fedica's X engagement dashboard.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Where are my X (Twitter) followers from?
- Fedica maps your X (Twitter) followers by country, state or province, and city on an interactive map or chart, so you can see exactly where your audience is concentrated instead of guessing from a handful of profile bios.
How does Fedica find my followers' location?
- Connect your X (Twitter) account to Fedica, and Fedica analyzes all of your followers to determine where they're located. The results appear as an interactive map or chart that you can filter by country, state or province, or city.
Can I see a list of followers in a specific country or city?
- Yes. Drill down into any country, state or province, or city on the map to see the actual list of followers located there, instead of just a number on a chart.
Can I export my followers' location data?
- Yes. Fedica lets you export the geographic stats for your follower base, or export the list of followers for a specific location, so you can work with the data outside Fedica.
Why is Fedica's followers map called Tweepsmap?
- A "tweep" is an informal term for a Twitter (now X) user. Tweepsmap launched in 2011 as the original tool for finding X (Twitter) follower locations, hence the name, and is now called Fedica.
Does this followers map work with platforms besides X (Twitter)?
- This page's followers map is X (Twitter)-specific. Fedica offers location-based audience analysis for other platforms elsewhere in the product, but the followers map described on this page is scoped to X (Twitter) accounts.