Try the location services API's from one of the sites that provide IP->Geo lookups (avoid Ipiligence, their results are uniformly wrong IME). Just send their IP address from the HTTP request to the service, and you'll get geolocation that you can use to serve specific content, just make sure you allow the user to switch, since sometimes the results of IP->Geo translations put people in very wrong places (like some users in Chicago who show up as being in Sri Lanka...)
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> What I would like to do is to direct people to particular pages based on
> their geographical region or ip range. For example if you come to my
> site from North America, I want you to go to my North America site by
> default. If you come from Canada I want you to go to my Canadian site
> by default. Any suggestions?
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