List of places with eruvin

• Melbourne^[1]
• Sydney:
  • Eastern Suburbs^[2]
• Perth^[3]

• Vienna^[4]

• Drahichyn^[5] (not functional)

• Antwerp^[6]

• São Paulo (some quarters^[which?])^[7]
• Rio de Janeiro (some quarters^[which?])^[8]

• Strasbourg^[22]
• Metz^[23]
• Reims^[24]

• Gibraltar^[25]

• Hong Kong^[26]

• Budapest^[27]

While this list includes some eruvin in Israel for which references have been found on the Internet, virtually every community in Israel where observant Jews live has an eruv. In many Israeli cities there are multiple eiruvin. For example, in Jerusalem, the Jerusalem rabbinate maintains an eiruv around the whole city, the Edah HaChareidis maintains its own eiruv around major portions of the city, and most chareidi neighborhoods have their own small eiruv with higher standards, some of which do not rely on the above-mentioned leniency of 600,000. Those which lack eruvin include non-Jewish communities like Arab, Bedouin or Druze towns, and some non-religious kibbutzim.

• Acre^[28]
• Ahuzat Barak^[28]
• Aminadav^[28]
• Arad^[28]
• Ashkelon^[28]
• Avi'ezer^[28]
• Azor^[29]
• Balfouria^[28]
• Bat Yam^[28]
• Beit Ezra^[28]
• Beit Hilkia^[28]
• Beit Meir^[28]
• Beit Nekofa^[28]
• Beit Shemesh^[28]
  • Ramat Bet Shemesh^[30]
• Beit Shikma^[28]
• Beit Uziel^[28]
• Beko'a^[28]
• Bnei Ayish^[28]
• Bnei Re'em^[28]
• Ein Harod^[28]
• Eitan^[28]
• El'ad^[28]
• Eshtaol^[28]
• Even Sapir^[28]
• Ganei Hadar^[28]
• Ganei Tikva^[28]
• Gedera^[28]
• Giv'at Ye'arim^[28]
• Giv'at Shmuel^[28]
• Gizo^[28]
• Hafetz Haim^[28]
• Hatzor HaGlilit^[28]
• Hemed^[28]
• Herzliya^[28]
• Hoshaya^[28]
• Jerusalem^[31][32]
  • Arzei Habira^[33]
  • Bayit VeGan^[33]
  • Givat Shaul and Kiryat Moshe^[33]
  • Har Nof^[33]
  • Katamon (Erloy)^[28]
  • Kiryat HaYovel^[33]
  • Romema^[33]
  • Sha`arei Chesed^[33]
• Kfar Chabad^[28]
• Kfar Ma'as^[28]
• Kfar Saba^[28]
• Kfar Yona^[28]
• Kerem B'Yavneh^[28]
• Kiryat Ata^[28]
• Kiryat Malakhi^[28]
• Kiryat Ono^[28]
• Kiryat Tiv'on^[28]
• Lod^[28]
• Mahseya^[28]
• Mata^[28]
• Mevo Beitar^[28]
• Meron^[28]
• Mitzpe Ramon^[28]
• Matzliah^[28]
• Modi'in^[28]
• Naham^[28]
• Na'an^[28]
• Nahariya^[28]
• Neve Michael^[28]
• Nes Harim^[28]
• Nehusha^[28]
• Netanya^[34]
  • City Centre^[33]
  • Kiryat Sanz^[35][36]
• Netivot^[37][33]

• Netzer Hazani^[28]
• No'am^[28]
• Or Yehuda^[28]
• Petah Tikva^[28]
• Rekhasim^[28]
• Rehovot^[28]
• Rosh Pinna^[28]
• Ramat HaSharon^[28]
• Tarum^[28]
• Ta'oz^[28]
• Talmei Yehiel^[28]
• Tel Aviv-Jaffa^[38]
• Tiberias^[28]
• Tirosh^[28]
• Tzafria^[28]
• Tzelafon^[28]
• Yashresh^[28]
• Zanoah^[28]
• Zekharya^[28]
• Zeitan^[28]

• Venice^[39]

• Vilnius^[40] (not functional)

• Mexico City^[41]

• Amsterdam^[42]

• Bnei Adam^[28]
• East Jerusalem
  • Gilo^[33]
  • Ma`alot Dafna
  • Neve Yaakov
  • Ramot Aleph
  • Ramot Gimel
  • Ramat Shlomo
• Geva Binyamin (Adam)
• Kedem Arava
• Mevo Horon
• Rotem

• Kraków^[43] (not functional)

• Belmonte^[44]

• Moscow^[45]

• Bratislava^[40] (not functional)

• Cape Town
  • Sea Point^[46]
• Johannesburg
  • Edenvale^[47]
  • Gallo Manor^[48]
  • Glenhazel^[49][50]
  • Illovo^[51]
  • Linksfield^[52]
  • Morningside^[53]
  • Morningside Manor^[54]
  • Oaklands^[55]
  • Oxford^[56]
  • Strathavon^[57]
  • Victory Park^[58]
  • Waverley^[59]
• Pretoria^[60]

• Zurich^[61]

• Odesa^[40] (not functional)

• Edgware^[62]
• North West London (Hendon, Golders Green, Hampstead Garden Suburb)^[63][64]
• New Barnet^[65]
• Elstree/Borehamwood^[66]
• Brondesbury Park^[67]
• Bushey^[68]
• Stanmore^[69]
• Belmont^[70]
• Mill Hill^[71]
• Manchester^[72]
• Chigwell^[73]
• South Hampstead^[74]
• St John's Wood^[75]
• Woodside Park^[76]
• Stamford Hill (as of June 2020)
• Westcliff-on-Sea^[77]
• Canvey Island
• Pinner^[78]
• Hale^[79]

• Montevideo^[345]
• Punta Del Este^[346]