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Our open-date site has links to about 600 useful datasets from US and Canadian government and a handful from the UN. The US federal government datasets are sorted by department.

http://www.opengeocode.org/cude1.1/index.php

Our open-date site has links to about 600 useful datasets from US and Canadian government and a handful from the UN. The US federal government datasets are sorted by department.

http://www.opengeocode.org/cude1.1/index.php

We [opengeocode.org] maintain a catalog of open data portals across the world. We've categorized them under the categories:

1. Data Portal (multi-category)
2. Transparency Portal (budget, payroll, expenditures, etc)
3. GIS/Gazetteer (maps, geolocation data, etc)
4. Census/Demographics
5. Health
6. Education

http://www.opengeocode.org/opendata/

Our open-date site has links to about 550 useful datasets from US and Canadian government and a handful from the UN. The US federal government datasets are sorted by department.

http://www.opengeocode.org/cude1.1/index.php

Our open-date site has links to about 600 useful datasets from US and Canadian government and a handful from the UN. The US federal government datasets are sorted by department.

http://www.opengeocode.org/cude1.1/index.php

Our open-date site has linkks to about 550 useful datasets from US and Canadian government and a handful from the UN. The US federal government datasets are sorted by department.

http://www.opengeocode.org/cude1.1/index.php

Our open-date site has links to about 550 useful datasets from US and Canadian government and a handful from the UN. The US federal government datasets are sorted by department.

http://www.opengeocode.org/cude1.1/index.php