Government Documents and Maps
Documents in the Spotlight
Voting America: United States Politics, 1840-2004 (Digital Scholarship Lab at the University of Richmond) -- This site provides cinematic and interactive maps, and analysis, of the Presidential elections in the US from 1840-2004. This unique resource focuses on election data to the county level (rather than state), helping users understand the nuances of our electoral history. It allows for users to compare elections as well as recognize the significance of individual elections by geographic region, political party, voter turnout, voter demographics, and more in a stimulating, visual environment.
Impact of Undocumented Populations on the 2010 Congressional Reapportionment (September 19, 2007) (Connecticut State Data Center, University of Connecticut-Storrs)
Russia-Georgia Conflict in South Ossetia: Context and Implications for U.S. Interests (CRS Report for Congress, August 13, 2008) (Congressional Research Service)
Drought in the United States: Causes and Issues for Congress (CRS Report for Congress, July 15, 2008) (Congressional Research Service)
Afghanistan Opium Survey 2008: Executive Summary (August 2008) (United Nations, Office on Drugs and Crime)
Electronic Crime Scene Investigation: a Guide for First Responders (NIJ special report, April 2008) (National Institute of Justice)
Archive of entries in "Documents in the Spotlight"
- United States Government Information
- Texas Government Information
- Maps, Aerial Photographs, & Satellite Images
- Databases
- Guides to Special Topics from Government Documents
- GPO Access
- Catalog of U.S. Government Publications (GPO's online catalog)
- TRAIL: Texas Records and Information Locator
- Selected New Government Documents
- Documents in the Spotlight (archives)
- Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP)
- Texas State Publications Depository Program
- More Information About Government Documents and Maps
The Government Documents and Maps collections are part of the Reference Department of the Porter Henderson Library. The Library has been a member of the Texas State Publications Depository Program since 1963, and a selective depository for the Federal Depository Library Program since 1964.
If you have questions regarding government publications or other government information, please contact Reiley Noe, Reference/Government Information Librarian, at 325-942-2512, or Reiley.Noe@angelo.edu