The following is a list of sources used in the creation of encyclopedia articles on various geographic topics and locations, such as cities, counties, states, and countries. These sources are cited within the thousands of articles which link to this page.
Contents
1International references
2Bangladesh
3Brazil
4Bulgaria
5Canada
6Finland
7Hong Kong
8India
9Ireland
10Italy
11Norway
12Spain
12.1Galician language
13United States
14References
15See also
International references
The CIA World Factbook[1], which contains tables of miscellaneous facts about the countries of the world.
The U.S. Department of State website, which contains a variety of facts and statistics about countries of the world.[2]
On this wiki, we will use the Third Population Census of Bangladesh, which was conducted by Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics on 12, 13, 14 and 15 March, 1991 because the latest census data is not realesed online yet.
Data from the 1991 Census.[4]
Serial
Year
First
1974
Second
1981
Third
1991
Fourth
2001
History:
Bangladesh started census taking in 1872, and then the second census was undertaken in 1881. After that, First Census (Pro Independent) was held 1974 because of the liberation war, and second census was held 1981 and then every 10 years.
Brazil
2000 census results, per city/municipality[5]
2004 population estimates, less information, but in a single excel file[6]
Bulgaria
2001 census results, including provinces (population, gender, ethnic group, religion and mother tongue) and municipalities (population and gender)[7]
Most recent population data by province, village.[8]
Canada
Statistics Canada: Data from the most recent census on cities across Canada is available here.[9]
Finland
Demographic data is from the Population Register Centre.[10]
Hong Kong
Census and Statistics Department of Hong Kong[11]
India
Census of India 2001: Data from the 2001 Census, including cities, villages and towns.[12]
Ireland
Central Statistics Office Ireland: Data from the 2002 Census, including cities, villages, towns, counties and Gaeltacht regions.[13]
Italy
ISTAT, the official census arm of the Italian government, provides detailed demographic breakdowns and aggregate population figures for all the comuni, provinces and regions: currently the latest census year available is 2003.[14]
Guida ai Comuni d' Italia (Metropolis), an unofficial site that reproduces ISTAT data from other census years, and other information from official sources (surface areas of the comuni, names of frazioni and località, etc.)[15]
Nomenclátor oficial da Comisión de Toponimia da Xunta de Galicia (only for names of major places).[17]
United States
GR1 - The United States Census Bureau's 2000 Census gazetteer. This was the primary source for the latitude and longitude values for about 23,500 U.S. cities. The data are indexed by state, county, and place FIPS codes.[18]
GR2 - The United States Census Bureau's[19]2000 Census data. Much of the geographic and demographic information for the U.S. states, counties, and cities came from the data on the site. The data is not totally accurate due to various polling errors, but it is an approximate estimate. See the Bureau's website for more information. The data were used for the following topics: geographic areas (total, land, and water), population and housing unit densities, demographic spreads across race, age, sex, and income. The data are indexed by state, county, and place FIPS codes. See also Race (United States Census) for a list of the definition of race according to the U.S. Census Bureau. [20]
GR3 - The Geographic Names Information System developed by the United States Geological Survey. The data contain information on a wide range of geographic features such as populated places, rivers, mountains, certain buildings, etc. The data provided include geographic coordinates, elevation at the point, population (if applicable), and the FIPS codes for the state and county containing the feature (but not the feature itself).[21]
GR4 - The FIPS55 database, which contains standardized codes for populated places in the United States. The system describes the codes and the relationships between different entities, such as the part of relationship between a U.S. state and a county. It also contains ZIP code information.[22]
GR5 - The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency's database of foreign geographic feature names. Excludes information on the United States and Antarctica. Includes geographical coordinates in the WGS-84 format. Site also includes information on the FIPS10 standard.[23]
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