- PATHFINDERS:
Browse by topic/subject. Internet sites arranged by subject/topic, this site also known as
The Subject Bibliography Index.
- Access America Homepage and Online Magazine
- Archival and Manuscript Repositories in the United States
- Bookstores, US government publications for sale.
- Business Advisor - to provide business access to federal government
information, services and transcations.
- Census Bureau, a good source of U.S. statistical information. Also
Search the Census.Even better yet,
US Historical Census Data Browser a wealth of information and data on
every federal census from 1790 to 1970, down to the county level.
- Consumer Information Center Catalog--full text of the Government Printing Office's
most popular government publications.
- Copyright Office
- Core Documents of the U.S. Democracy.
- Defense LINK starting point for finding US military information online.
- DRMS: Defense Reutilization & Marketing
Service. Use this site to obtain original U.S. Government
surplus propert by searching inventory, browse property catalogs, submit
requests, place bids, etc
- Earthquake Information from USGS,
NMT Seismic Research Lab and
Albuquerque Seismological Lab
- EPA - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
and its Environmental
Tests Methods and Guidelines
- Government Information
Department - UNM Library's government information dept's best picks
- Interior Dept and
USGS - GEOLOGICAL SURVEY and
Mineral Information
- Internet Hoaxes - Dept of Energy's
Computer Incident Advisory Capability site.
- Keeping America Informed
US Government Printing Office. Access to government information products
including U.S.Government
Bookstore locations and hours
- Library of Congress
- Mineral
Industry Surveys from the US Geological Survey
- National Science Foundation: an independent
agency responsible for promoting science and engineering through programs
that invest over $3.3 billion per year in almost 20,000 research and education
projects
- NTIS: site map for The National
Technical Information Service, the official source for government-sponsored
U.S. and worldwide scientific, technical, engineering, and business-related
information.
- OSTI Office of Scientific
and Technical Information - Information Resources with numerous links
including Energy Filesand
DOE R&D Project Summaries
- Occupational Outlook Handbook
- Patent & Trademark Office and
Patent Full-Text & Full-Page
Image Databases and Guide
to filing a utility patent application full text pamphlet.
- Patent Library for New
Mexico at UNM, CSEL Library.
- Taxes and the Internal Revenue Service
and Forms and Publications
- US State & Local Gateway 600+
federal domestic programs administered through state and local governments.
- Voting Records from
Vote-Smart.org (not a government site)
- Web Resources for
U.S. and International agency sites and Canadian provincial & federal sites
via University of British Columbia Library: GovInfo:Government on the Web.
- WIPP Home Page, Waste Isolation
Pilot Plant. Also Environmental
Evaluation Group(EEG) for independent technical evaluation of the WIPP
on the public health and environment of New Mexico.
Government Information Indexes
in the New Mexico Tech Library
These indexes are in the reference area on the main floor
- Government Reports Announcements & Index , 1977 - 1996
Government Information Reference
Books in the New Mexico Tech Library
These and other reference books are in the reference area on the main floor
- The Complete Guide to Citing Government Information
Resources; a manual for writers & librarians, by Diane L. Garner
and Diane H. Smith. Revised ed. (REF Z7164 .G7 G37 1993)
- Federal Staff Directory. (REF JK723 .E9 F44 Year)
- Introduction to United States Government Information
Sources, by Joe Morehead and Mary Fetzer. 4th ed. (REF
Z1223 .Z7 M665 1992)
- New Mexico Blue Book 1996-1996, compiled by the
Secretary of State. (REF JK8030 .N59 Year)
- Tapping the Government Grapevine, the User-Friendly Guide to
U.S. Government Information Sources, by Judith Schiek Robinson. 2nd
ed. (READY REF J83 .Z7 R633 1993)
- Using Government Information Sources, Print and
Electronic, by Jean L. Sears and Marilyn K. Moody. 2nd ed. (READY REF J83 .S4 1994)
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