About this Guide
This guide lists online and print sources for statistical tables in compendia, databases, and organization websites.
For Social Science datasets, codebooks, and statistical software, see CISER.
For help with survey design, experiments, or statistical analysis see the Statistical Consulting Unit
Find Computer Labs with statistical software.
Olin & Uris Libraries
US Statistics
- US Compendia, Indexes and Portals
US, State, City - Archived Government Data
- Census, US
- Crime & Justice
- Economy
- Education
- US Energy
- Elections, US
- Health
- Housing
- Immigration
- Income & Poverty
- News Media
- New York State Open Data
- Politics and Government
- Population and Housing data from the US Census
- Polling and Public Opinion
- Refugee Arrivals (U.S.)
- Religion
- Trade, US
- Transportation
- US Cities
International Statistics
- International Compendia, Indexes and Portals
- Conflict & Security Data
- Economic and Financial Statistics
- Economic Development Indicators, Foreign Aid and Direct Investment
- Elections, Comparative
- Energy
- Immigration
- International Social Indicators
- International Social Surveys (Surveying opinion, values, lifestyle)
- Religion. Worldwide
- Trade, International
More Guides to Statistical Data
From the Industrial & Labor Relations (ILR) Library, Mann Library, the Management (JGSM) Library, and Area Studies (Europe, Asia, and Latin America).
- Agricultural Economics
- Management Library: business and financial statistics
- ILR Catherwood Library, Statistical Sources: labor statistics
- Immigration/Migration Statistics
- Maps & Geospatial Information -- Olin
- GIS at Mann Library
- Finding Health Data (Mann Library)
- European Statistics and Data: A Reference Guide
- Statistics and Data for Latin America
- Statistics Sources for Asia
- Cornell Institute for Social and Economic Research (CISER)
Awesome datasets
An awesome list of high-quality open datasets in public domains (on-going).
This is a mix of raw datasets (requiring statistical software, codebooks, and statistical analysis skills) and tabulated data via databases or in companion reports (e.g. ACLED - Armed Conflict and Event Database http://www.acleddata.com/). Some are fee-based, but many are free.