Oceania Rust servers

Fifty to eighty servers cover the whole region on a typical day, so the table in full is small enough to scan. Region tags, not names, decide what appears here. A host in Sydney or Auckland is reachable from most east-coast cities in under 80 ms; the same machines are 100 ms or more from Perth, so test ping inside the game before you commit to a base. The Last wipe and Next wipe columns answer the question that matters most in a short list: whether a map is fresh. Weekly wipes are common but not universal. Some owners follow the monthly force wipe only, and those maps can be a fortnight old by the time you find them. Where a server states no gather rate, treat it as vanilla. The rank figure weights the last seven days of activity, which separates a genuine community from one that fills on wipe night and empties by Tuesday.

Counts move all day, and public queries drop during restarts, so a row showing zero is usually mid-wipe rather than finished. If you want the wider picture, the full server browser covers every region, and the live player count page tracks the total across them. Two filters save time here. Sort by Next wipe to land on a fresh map, or open servers that wiped recently for the shortest queue into a new start. New Zealand hosts sit inside the same list because the ping difference is small enough to ignore. Country is shown per row for anyone who cares about which side of the Tasman the machine is on. Each server name links to its own page with its wipe record and settings, and this list refreshes every five minutes.