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U.S. states and territories. Basic information including dates of
statehood, pictures of flag and explanation, links to bird, tree,
governor and many other related sites, etc. Excellent site. (http://www.50states.com/)
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Internet public library. Reference for all areas. Excellent USA reference
site, world religion, culture, languages. (http://www.ipl.org)
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National park site map. (http://www.nationalparks.org/guide.htm)
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Smithsonian museums. (http://www.si.edu/)
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U.S. State facts inc tourism, education. (http://www.globalcomputing.com/states.html)
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U.S. Census Bureau Date. (http://www.census.gov)
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Travel information including U.S. states. Select alphabet letter,
select country. General information, history, maps, climate and clothing,
passport and visa information, money, public holidays, health information
and social conventions, photographic restrictions, and relationship
to GMT. (http://www.wtgonline.com/)
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U. S. State information - general including flags. (http://phoenix.ans.se/freeweb/holly/state.html)
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U.S. information including flag history, civics and government, links
to city.net, 50 states and capitals, state flags, historical flags. (http://www.n-polk.k12.ia.us/Pages/Departments/media/state.html)
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50 States, Native Americans, Government, Political Process, Law,
Presidents & the White House, History & People. (http://www.ipl.org/youth/)
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Regional statistics. Not easy to use. From this page, use index to
select. For demographic (and immigration) data, select “Demographic
and Economic State and County Profiles”, select state from map,
select county as required, select STF1A for economic information
and STF3A for family (origin and language, employment, primary & secondary
ancestry, year of arrival, etc.) information. Check boxes desired.
Request HTML view. (http://www.fedstats.gov/regional.html)
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U.S. Historical Census Data by year, occupation, race, sex, education,
-- many, many categories. (http://fisher.lib.virginia.edu/census/)
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This is a compilation of aerial photgraphy of many monuments, national
parks, and major cities in the U.S. Can be used to teach perspectives
and land forms in geography or to give students a visual understanding
of major regions or monuments in the U.S. (http://www.aerialsonly.com/welcome.htm)
