Where can I find Statistics about Nebraska Counties and Towns?
- American Community Survey Census website
- Atlas of Rural and Small-Town America A mapping application that provides a spatial interpretation of county-level, economic and social conditions. Data is taken from the Census, American Community Survey, Bureau of Labor Statistics and other sources.
- Census.gov
- Certified Municipal Populations From Nebraska Dept. of Revenue
- Data and Research (Nebraska Databook) comprehensive source from the Nebraska Department of Economic Development for Nebraska statistics on many topics
- Explore Census Data
- Income and Poverty Statistics for Nebraska Counties and Towns
- Nebraska Education Profile Your one-stop location for Nebraska education data
- Nebraska Hometown Locator use the links to cities or counties and click on the Data and Demographics link.
- Nebraska Office of Labor Market Information
- Nebraska QuickFacts
- Population for Nebraska Places and Counties
- QuickFacts Select counties or cities from drop-down menus. For town smaller than 5,000 or county subdivisions (e.g. townships, precincts) scroll to bottom of select a city menu and select "other places not listed"
- Reports & Statistics Vital Statistics from the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services System (DHHS).
- State Health Facts Online
- States and Local Areas The State and Local Area Web site allows online access to the data provided by the Statistical Abstract supplement publications, State and Metropolitan Area Data Book and County and City Data Book
- StatsAmerica
- Tax Research Nebraska Department of Revenue reports on state aid to counties and municipalities, taxable sales by county, annual reports, etc. from the Nebraska Department of Revenue
- UNO College of Public Affairs and Community Service and Center for Public Affairs Research
- USA Counties
- Zip Code Statistics
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