Government Documents: Statistics

American FactFinder is a Census website that allows users to look up data by topic, geography, population, and industry. Data can be searched down to zip code level, making it a very useful tool for finding local statistics.

Official website for the US Census. It is a portal to various Census resources, including the American Community Survey, the Economic Census, and downloadable map files for GIS.

PDF copies of the Statistical Abstract of the United States from 1789-2012

Provided by the University of Virginia, the Historical Census Browser allows searching of national census data from 1790-1960.

Video guides on basic uses of AmericanFactfinder.

Google Public Data makes large datasets easy to explore, visualize and communicate. As the charts and maps animate over time, the changes in the world become easier to understand. Charts can be linked to, embedded, or screenshots can be inserted into documents. Data can be viewed in line, bar, or geographic display.

FedStats is a portal to the statistical websites of government agencies. It is browse-able alphabetically or by subject. Agency websites often have statistics on subjects not covered by the Census, or statistics that go more in-depth.

American FactFinder is a Census website that allows users to look up data by topic, geography, population, and industry. Data can be searched down to zip code level, making it a very useful tool for finding local statistics.

The Georgia Statistics System is a collection of Georgia statistics from various sources, including the Georgia County Guide.

Georgia population data by county.

List of statistical websites with links for over 140 countries and international organizations.

Mostly French, some English.

Detailed statistics on the EU and candidate countries, and various statistical publications for sale.

Basic demographic information searchable by country, region, age group, and year.