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Enter a Zip code, city or state and retrieve a variety of information including zip code, area code, time zone, congressional district and more.
Enter a domestic address and retrieve the complete format.
Includes Zip Code directories and postal rates.
User-friendly site offering options to create profiles, reports and maps using data from the U.S. Census Bureau.
Compare two cities by 30 factors, view climate profiles of cities worldwide, read articles about best places to live around the world.
HTL profiles include census, demographic and income data, parks, schools, libraries, hospitals, airports, environmental conditions, local newspapers, media outlets, employment, maps, coordinates and aerial photos.
Searchable database of the majors of over 30,000 cities from the U.S. Conference of Mayors.
Features city profiles, a salary calculator, school statistics, climate profiles, crime comparisons, and a feature to find your own "Best Place to Live".
Tables of frequently requested Census Bureau data at the national, state and county level from the U.S. Census Bureau.
The complete text (index does not contain hyperlinks); the site also includes versions back to 1995.
Compare two U.S. cities for comparisons on several measures including economic statistics, crime, quality of life, education and weather.
Topographical and county maps.
Enter two place names and learn the distance between them.
Searchable gazetteer; results include links to Tiger Census maps and STF1A and STF3A data, from the U.S. Census Bureau.
Browsable collection of 675+ public record databases for all 50 states; includes such information as licensed physicians, nurses, CPAs, etc., inmate population, parole violators, unclaimed property, bankruptcy, etc.
Browsable collection of more than 1500 public records database for the U.S. and Canada maintained by Pacific Information Resources.
Guides to quick facts about the states including links to political, cultural, geographical, educational, travel, and weather-related information.
Searchable database of state facts allowing useful comparisons in areas including income security, health, child well-being, demographics, fiscal and political conditions, and social services from The Urban Institute.
Current and archived news about each state, state statistics, and policy developments on major issues from the Pew Center on the States at the University of Richmond.
Basic state facts including the capitol, motto, nickname, flower, bird, song, sports teams, major industries, historical sites, and points of interest from the Internet Public Library.
Offers browsable lists of links to statewide offices, the state's legal branches, counties, rules of court, legal forms, and more.
Statistics on population, per-capita income, earnings per job, poverty rate, total number of jobs, unemployment rate, percent employment change, and various farm statistics gathered by several U.S. government agencies.
From librarian Daniel Cornwall, this useful page provides links to state blue books online. Blue books are directories that explain the organization of a state government and provide the names of state officials.
Comparative information about local U.S. communities and services found in those communities.