Government information on the internet is
growing at a phenomenal rate. Fortunately, there are a number of
powerful search tools to assist you in locating a particular government
information resource.
| Search by agency or
department | U.S.
Federal Government Agencies
(Louisiana State University) searchable
by agency name or key words. HINT: This site is very
helpful if you're not sure of the exact name of an
agency.)
Federal Web Locator
Based on the structure of the
U.S. Government Manual. Compiled and maintained by the Center
for Information Law & Policy at the Illinois Institute of Technology.
Google
UncleSam
Easy to
use. Yields excellent results. Includes Federal, state, and
local governments.
Federal
Government Information
This University of Michigan site is considered by documents
librarians to be one of the best on the web!
Firstgov
Recently developed site which allows
users to search over 27 million government web pages by
topic.
Browse
Topics (GPO Access)
Simple, straightforward listing of agency sites by
subject.
Other recommended sites:
Browse Government
Resources (Library of Congress)
Frequently Used
Sites Related to Federal Government Information
Prepared by GODORT (Government
Documents Round Table - American Library Association)
INFOMINE -
Scholarly Internet Resource Collections (GOVERNMENT)
Note: INFOMINE is librarian built. Over
20 University of California, California State University, and other
university and college librarians have contributed to building
INFOMINE
GovSpot
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