International broadcast of Mole Miner

This article is a list of countries that currently broadcast Mole Miner or have aired the show in the past. The countries involved in the show's production—United States, Japan, South Korea and Canada—are excluded from this list.

Aquaria

 * AET (April 26, 2002 - present)

Brazil
Series was dubbed into Brazilian Portuguese in as Mole Miner – Darren o Toupeirinho.
 * (2002-present)
 * Rede Horizonte (2002-present)

Circlia

 * OBC2 (2001-present, as part of their weekday morning lineup)

Czech Republic
Aired dubbed in Czech as Krtek horník.
 * TV KAO (August 2002 – present)

Denmark
The Danish dub, Minearbejderen Darren, is produced by Iyuno (previously known as Sun Studio, SDI Media and Iyuno-SDI Group)
 * (2002-present)

Finnish (Moolikaivosmies)

 * Channel 6 (21 November 2002 – 14 September 2011)
 * Channel 6 (21 April 2021 – )

Icelandic (Mole Miner)

 * Channel 66 (21 January 2003 – 11 May 2011)
 * Channel 66 (23 June 2021, planned)

Norwegian (Mole Miner)

 * Channel 66 (24 May 2003 – 29 June 2011)

El Kadsre

 * ETVKK (April 23, 2002 – present)
 * KadsreTV stations (2002 – present)
 * El TV Kadsre Japanese (May 9, 2007 – July 30, 2010) (dubbed in Japanese as Moru Kōfu)

Eruowood

 * TechEruo Kids (June 4, 2002 – present)

France
The airings from 2002 to 2003 used the Quebecois dub Le mineur taupe. Airings since 2003 have used a European French dub titled Darren le mineur.


 * (August 2002 – present)
 * JimJam (2006 – 2010)
 * (2003 – present)

Germany
Aired in German as Mole Miner – Der kitschige Bergmann!. The series is dubbed into German in,.


 * (December 2002 – present)
 * (2008 – present)

Hungary
Dubbed in Hungarian as Darren, a vakondbányász. The dub was originally produced by Digital Media Services and is now produced by Iyuno (formerly BTI Studios, Iyuno Media Group and Iyuno-SDI Group)
 * (2003-present)
 * (March 3, 2004 – December 31, 2009)

Israel
The Hebrew dub, Kvrh Hshvmh (כורה השומה), is produced by DubiDub Studios.
 * Cartoon Network (August 2003 – present)

Italy
The Italian dub, Darren il minatore, is produced by Fono Roma.


 * (December 1, 2002 – present)
 * (2004 - present)

Kuboia

 * KT (2003-2008)
 * Little Disney (January 5 2009-December 27 2020)
 * Disney+ (2020-present)

Finnish (Moolikaivosmies)

 * LTV (21 September 2002 – 16 November 2008)
 * LTV (26 May 2021, planned)

Icelandic (Mole Miner)

 * LTV (28 October 2002 – 17 October 2008)
 * LTV (25 June 2021 – present)

Laiorian (Կølё Կønør)

 * LTV (21 November 2002 – 15 May 2008)

Martonia

 * MBC Television (MBC Kids) (July 1, 2002 – present)

Middle East and North Africa
In the Middle East and North Africa, the Arabic dub, titled Darin Eamil Almanjam, aired on Spacetoon and was also syndicated by Eastern Vision S.A. to various regional channels in the Arab World's countries. It was dubbed by Venus Centre in. In 2008, the series began airing on Aishab, and in 2009 the dub switched to being produced by Visual Tunis in, a studio commonly used by Aishab, and also began airing on Cartoon Network and Cartoon Network Arabic in 2010.


 * (October [Ramadan] 2003 – August 2013)
 * Aishab (2008 - present)
 * (2010-present)
 * (2010-present)

Norway
The Norwegian dub, Gruvearbeideren Darren, is produced by Iyuno (previously known as Sun Studio, SDI Media and Iyuno-SDI Group)
 * (2003-2008)
 * (2008-present)
 * IP1 (2001-present)

Poland
Series was aired dubbed as Kret górnik. The Polish dub is produced by Iyuno (formerly Sun Studio, SDI Media and Iyuno-SDI Group).


 * (2002-present)

Portugal
Aired as O mineiro toupeira. The series is dubbed by Iyuno Portugal (formerly Matinha, Soundub S.L. Lisboa and PTSDI Media).
 * (2003-present)
 * Cartoon Network (2015-present)

Spain
Aired in Castilian Spanish, Galician, Catalan, Basque and Valencian.
 * (May 2003 – 2009)
 * (2006 – 2009)
 * JimJam (2006 – 2010)
 * (2021 – present)
 * stations (2004 – present; also broadcast the Galician, Catalan, Basque and Valencian dubs)

Sweden
The Swedish dub, Gruvarbetaren Darren, is produced by Iyuno (previously known as Sun Studio, SDI Media and Iyuno-SDI Group)
 * (2003-2008)
 * (2004-present)

United Kingdom

 * (February 2002 – November 2010)
 * (July 2004 – present)
 * (2002 – 2009)