• The White House provides two seperate statistical gateways into the most current releases, the Economic Statistics Briefing Room and the Social Statistics Briefing Room. Each room presents the latest information in a specific area with an easy trail to the agency that provided the data.
  • US Census Bureau
      • 2000 Results
      What's been added in the past 30 Days
      Selected features from the 2001 Statistical Abstract
      Information on the North American Industry Classification System NAICS & the Standard Industrial Classification System SIC
        1997 NAICS and 1987 SIC Correspondence Tables
  • The Business & Economics Numeric Data page is an extensive list of sites to almost every place you could find statistics for the United States. It also provides links to other good starting points like the University of Michigan's Statistical Resources on the Web, Econmagic.com's Economic Time Series page, and a link to an extensive collection of International data.
  • The University of Virginia Library's Geospatial and Statistical Data Center provides a wealth of statistical information. Of particular interest is their Interactive Data Resources site that includes links to various datasets like the United States Historical Census Browser (1790 to 1970).
  • FEDSTATS
      • The Federal Interagency Council on Statistical Policy provides a full range of statistics and information produced by Federal agencies for public use. You can search for statistics from 40 different Federal agencies, browse a list of subject areas from A to Z , or view a list of Federal statistical sites. FEDSTATS even has information down to the county level. Try using this map of New York to access what is available.
  • The Bureau of Economic Analysis
      • National: GDP and related data, Articles
      Industry: Gross product and input-output data, Articles
      International: Balance of payments and related data, Articles, & Survey Forms
      Regional: State and local area data, Articles, & Other products