IANA does not have this information so, no, there is no way to get it from them.
IANA only allocates big IP prefixes to RIR (Regional Internet Registries). For instance 31.0.0.0/8 has just been allocated to the RIPE-NCC (by the way, one less IPv4 prefix, time to enable IPv6 if it is not already done), which covers all Europe and a good part of the Middle East. So, these adresses may go to Ireland, Jordan or Greece and you cannot tell it from IANA allocations. Even the RIR whois (whois.ripe.net
for the RIPE-NCC) won't tell you with enough details because a prefix may be assigned to a multinational IAP (Internet Access Provider).