This is Mur 
I like this plugin in my browser which shows the physical nationality of the server from a website I am visiting as well as other information.
Who knew a russian illegal book hosting site would be hosted in Netherlands 
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@mur2501 I suspect it only shows you what country owns the IP address end point, not necessarily the server or data?
@freemo
Actually it shows the location of the server our browser is communicating with for a website.
As well as the country where the domain is owned.
@mur2501 @freemo Interesting, what's the name of the plugin?
I agree with @freemo, it's more likely to be the IP ownership of the provider. If you are lucky the provider might have allocated a specific IP range to a given data centre.
I can't see how it would resolve that info when the server(s) are behind a proxy or using a VPN for that matter.
@freemo @mur2501 Indeed! That's what I was eluding to.
One particular client I was responsible for in my last job insisted on having multiple servers and multiple load-balanced reverse proxies in different data centres for performance and resilience reasons.
Thankfully I'm now retired and don't need to look after it anymore. 
@mur2501 thanks I'll give it a go :)
@chrism @mur2501 Load balancers are common and can often be cross-country