Raw data is a primary source. It is available in its entirety with minimal interventions, for you to analyze and draw conclusions from
A dataset is a collection of organized data. For example, an Excel spreadsheet is a dataset.
Statistics are secondary sources describing data in numerical form, such as with counts, totals, and averages.
See our maps guide to learn how to use the library's maps collection.
Provides access to and archives of social science data. Areas of research range from crime, to economic indicators, to consumer behavior, and health information. Members of the Western Michigan community are eligible to access and download the data. When accessing certain data, users will be asked to either break out of the proxy and log in with their Google or Facebook account, or remain inside the proxy and create/log in with a MyData account here.
Create maps and reports using current and historical census data and demographic information to better illustrate, analyze and understand demography and social change.
The Statistical Abstract of the United States is a summary of statistics on the social, political, and economic organization of the United States, with some international content. It is also used as a guide to other statistical publications and sources. Each table will identify the original agency that produced the data. Use the agency web link to find additional information on your topic. Coverage varies. Coverage is from 2013-present.
For best results please use Firefox for this database.
To browse tourism statistics:
To search by country: