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video tutorial - 3 mins. - from Miami Univ.'s Data Librarian
PolicyMap - easy-to-use online mapping with data on demographics, real estate, health, jobs and more in communities across the US.
Social Explorer - Library has 1 seat license; please logout when finished.
Free databases - U.S. government or state governments or from state library consortium
QuickFacts - Key data for each county (and major cities). From the Census Bureau. Default view is of US. Select the state or county or city or zip code, and then wait until screen refreshes - new tables of your geography will be included
Applinks - Easy and quick to use, with geographies including census tracts, zip codes, and block groups. Also has 2000 and 1990 Census data. When a geography is selected, click "Data Sources for area". From Missouri Census Data Center.
Small Business edition - key data for their business plan or to better understand their potential market.
Regional Analyst. edition - broad portrait of the people and businesses in their service area.
Data.Census.Gov - Official Census Bureau tool to find statistics (replaced American Factfinder, March 2020).
Statistical Abstract of the United States - Numerous statistics for business use are included in this general collection of statistics (formerly issued annually from the Census Bureau, now from ProQuest - statewide GALILEO consortia subscription).
Official Census
Sources for the official Census (conducted every 10 years by the Census Bureau) are listed on the Government Information Research Guide (click on "Census" tab) - info. on the American Community Survey too.
Links to Excel spreadsheets; projections to 2060 - county and statewide projections by age, race, sex. From the Georgia Governor's Office of Planning and Budget.