Center for Rural Studies Vermont Community Data Bank There is a vast array of online resources with data and information on Vermont's counties, communities, schools, and beyond. The Vermont Community Data Bank is an inventory of informational websites from many different sources, containing various types of data, and covering all levels of geography from national to sub-town. The user may notice a large number of U.S. Census Bureau resources -- the Center for Rural Studies is the Census Bureau's Vermont State Data Center. Search the Data Bank... You can search this database by data type and/or geographic level. Please explore the options below and select your preference. Choose the Type of Data you are interested in: All General Demographics Agriculture Annual Estimates Economic Education GIS Health Housing Natural Resources Place Names Planning-Specific Projections/Forecasts Qualitative Race/Ethnicity Schools Transportation Website Directories (select "All" to view the entire inventory) Choose the Geographic Coverage you are looking for: Any National State County Town Village Other Sub-Town

Featured Data Resources Census population estimates for Vermont's cities, towns and villages! Access data for Vermont's counties, towns, and villages. The Census Bureau's data access tool. Vermont Housing Data An innovative housing information resource. Vermont Planning Information Center An informational and educational resource for land use officials. Vermont School Report School-level performance and service indicators. Census Data... Enter the Vermont State Data Center page.

This website contains materials based upon work supported by the Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, under Award No. 2002-34269-11806, 2003-34269-13439, 2004-34269-14428, 2005-34269-15671, 2006-34269-16917, 2008-34269-18994, & 2009-34269-19870. Any opinions, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

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Reviewed on 11.05.09