Table 1. Countries believed to be endemic for E. multilocularis over at least part of their territory.
| Europe | Asia | North America |
| Austria | Afghanistan | Canada |
| Belgium | Armenia | USA |
| Belorussia | Azerbaijan | |
| Bulgaria | Bhutan | |
| Croatia | China | |
| Czech Republic | Georgia | |
| Denmark | India | |
| Estonia | Iran | |
| France | Iraq | |
| FYR Macedonia | Japan | |
| Germany | Kazakhstan | |
| Greece | Kyrgyzstan | |
| Hungary | Nepal | |
| Italy | Mongolia | |
| Kosovo | Pakistan | |
| Latvia | Russia* | |
| Liechtenstein | Tajikistan | |
| Lithuania | Turkey | |
| Luxembourg | Turkmenistan | |
| Moldova | Uzbekistan | |
| Montenegro | ||
| Netherlands | ||
| Poland | ||
| Rumania | ||
| Russia* | ||
| Serbia | ||
| Slovakia | ||
| Slovenia | ||
| Switzerland | ||
| Ukraine |
*Both European and Asian parts of Russia include large endemic areas.