Statistics American FactFinder is a U.S. Census Bureau data access system that will find and retrieve the information you need from some of the Census Bureau's largest data sets. Users can:
Special data products include: community profiles and industry and business facts (such as the Economic Census 1997). CensusCD+Maps (Available on Lovejoy Library Reference computer workstations only) These sources provide details about population and housing in the United States. Demographic information down to the neighborhood level (block groups) is available from the most recent US 1990 Census (STF3 A,B,C and D), along with more current estimates (1997) and projections (2002). Historical census data is also available. Users can search or browse a listing of 851 internet sites of numeric Social Science statistical data, data catalogs, data libraries, social science gateways, addresses, and more. FedStatsFed Stats provides a list of more than 100 agencies of the United States federal government that produce statistics of interest to the public. FedStats provides easy access to the full range of publicly available statistics produced by these agencies. Fedstats:
Social Science Information Gateway is a high quality, comprehensive index of well-chosen and well-annotated links in all areas of the social sciences. Users may browse the outline of areas or use the search to retrieve relevant sites. Statistical Resources on the WebThis is comprehensive and up-to-date site from the University of Michigan Documents Center that is arranged both by broad and specific subject areas. |
