Starting in 1996, Alexa Internet has been donating their crawl data to the Internet Archive. Flowing in every day, these data are added to the Wayback Machine after an embargo period.
The Wayback Machine - https://web.archive.org/web/20090314082334/http://www.census.gov:80/main/www/access.html
Data Access Tools
The American FactFinder - This
interactive application supports the Economic Census, the American Community Survey, the
1990 Census, Census 2000 and the latest Population Estimates.
Census 2000 EEO Data Tool - Using the web-based tool, you can select tabulations for various levels of geography based on residence or workplace. The data estimates available present information for various occupation groupings by race and ethnicity and sex.
Interactive Internet Tools
Censtats - Applications available
include: Census Tract Street Locator, County Business Patterns, Zip Business
Patterns, International Trade Data, and more.
QuickFacts - State and County
QuickFacts provides frequently requested Census Bureau information at the
national, state, county, and city level.
US Gazetteer - Place name, and
ZIP code search engine.
DataFerrett is a tool and data
librarian that searches and retrieves data across federal, state, and local
surveys, executes customized variable recoding, creates complex tabulations and
business graphics. Current Population Survey, Survey of Income and Program
Participation, American Community Survey, American Housing Survey, Small Area
Income Poverty Estimates, Population Estimates, Economic Census Areawide
Statistics, National Center for Health Statistics data, Centers for Disease
Control data, and more.
DataFerrett’s newest tool, the Community Economic Development HotReport
provides community and business leaders speedy access to information on counties and the
Employment & Training Administration’s Workforce Innovation in Regional Economic
Development (WIRED) areas across the U.S.
Research Program from the Center for Economic Studies
- The Center for Economic Studies (CES) and its network of Census Research Data
Centers (RDCs) support and encourage research activity using Census Bureau microdata
to improve Census Bureau programs. CES and the RDCs provide access to researchers,
federal agencies, and other institutions to non-publicly available Census Bureau
data files.
QWI Online: Select and find
out about NAICS-based or SIC-based Quarterly Workforce Indicators by state, geographic
grouping, industry, year and quarter, sex, age group, and ownership.
OnTheMap V2: This mapping and reporting application describes the characteristics and geographical distribution of workers and employers in particular area of town, county, or region. Currently, 42 states provide mapping data.
Industry Focus: This tool lets you
determine the top industries for your local area and your local workers, focus on a
particular industry to see how it ranks among top industries, and also look at the
characteristics of those who work in that industry.
Software to Download
Extract Software - General purpose data
display and extraction tool that works with Census Bureau CD-ROMs recorded in
dBASE format - (for: IBM-PC's and compatibles with CD-ROM player)
VPLX Software - Variance Estimation for
Complex Samples (for IBM-PC's and compatibles and UNIX [Sun/Solaris])
CSPro (Census and Survey Processing
System) is a public-domain software package for entering, tabulating and mapping
census and survey data.
IMPS software - The Integrated Microcomputer
Processing System (IMPS) software performs the major tasks of census and survey
processing.
