European Rust servers

A server is listed if its own listing publishes a European region, or if it publishes no region but carries a European tag such as EU, UK or DE in its name. Both are declarations by the owner, not measurements of where the hardware sits. A server can therefore be labelled Europe and hosted outside it.

Yes. Every server in the table is polled on a five-minute refresh interval, and the figure shown is the count from the most recent successful poll. It is a live snapshot, not an average. The Rank column uses hourly samples over seven days and is the better guide to a steady population.

All Rust servers share the force wipe, which falls on the first Thursday of each month. Between force wipes, owners set their own cycles; the most common are weekly and monthly, and the Schedule column shows what each server publishes. A published schedule is not a guarantee, so treat it as the owner's stated intention rather than a measured fact.

The page includes a region filter for Europe and a search box that matches server names and addresses. Typing UK, DE, FR or a language tag will narrow the results to servers carrying that string. The search cannot exclude servers, so there is no way to hide Russian or Turkish entries from this list; they count as Europe because Rust's own region tags place them there.