Which North American country has the internet country code top-level domain .ag?

Which North American country has the internet country code top-level domain .ag? Antigua and Barbuda has the .ag country-code top-level domain.

The .ag domain is assigned to Antigua and Barbuda, the independent Caribbean state whose territory includes the islands of Antigua and Barbuda. It was introduced on 3 September 1991 as the country’s internet identifier.

Unlike some country-code domains, .ag has no nationality requirement for registration. It can be registered directly at the second level, and related forms such as .com.ag and .org.ag are also available. The domain is used both by Antiguan and Barbudan organizations and by unrelated international registrants.

A common source of confusion is that “AG” has other meanings. In German-speaking countries, AG abbreviates Aktiengesellschaft, a type of corporation. The domain is also marketed for agriculture websites and can refer to the chemical symbol Ag for silver. Those uses do not change its official country assignment.