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| We also recommend that you consult Government Resources: General Statistics for other statistical information. |
Australian Bureau of Statistics: View recent statistical reports, such as the Australian Consumer Price Index, information about the labor force (e.g., employment rates), and a series of occasional papers. Helpful to the casual user will be the Themes section, which provides summary statistics about the environment, tourism, transportation, economic well-being, and education. Source: Commonwealth of Australia.
Country Information, Regional and World Rankings (aneki.com): Provides statistical figures for over 190 countries in Aftica, the Middle East, Europe, Asia, North America, Central America, South America, and Oceania. Source: aneki.com.
FedStats: Guide to web sites of 70+ statistics producing U.S. government agencies. Source: U.S. Census Bureau.
Offstats; Official Statistics on the Web: Offers "free and easily accessible social, economic and general data from official sources." The site lists international statistical centers by country or topic. Source: Rainer Wolcke, the University of Auckland Library.
National Statistics of the United Kingdom: Government statistics arranged around 13 themes like: crime and justice, education, the economy, health and care, population and migration. Visit the "Focus On" series for an in depth historical look at various themes, such as gender, families, environment, and migration. Source: Crown copyright 2000: National Statistics.
State and County Quick Facts: Comparative data for each state and county or parish are given for 33 categories divided into three groups: people, business, geography. Source: U.S. Census Bureau.
U.S. Census Bureau: Many, but not all federal statistics. Very current. Source: U.S. Census Bureau.