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EDITION 2026.08 /8,821 RECORDS / PUBLIC DOMAIN

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About

Sources

Data comes from the agency that produced it, never from an aggregator. Everything ingested is listed first; everything merely planned is listed second and clearly separated, because a roadmap presented as a catalogue is a way of overstating what a site contains.
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Ingested

Ingested sources
DatasetAgencyRecordsEffective
Federal spending by agency and geographyU.S. Department of the Treasury16,791August 18, 2026
Hospital General InformationCenters for Medicare & Medicaid Services5,426August 17, 2026
TIGERweb — states and countiesU.S. Census Bureau3,291August 17, 2026
Common Core of Data — school and district directoryNational Center for Education Statistics121,988August 17, 2026
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Scoped, not ingested

Named and sized, with the actual blocker stated. Nothing here appears anywhere else on the site as though it were available.

Planned sources
DatasetAgencyApprox. sizeAccess
Common Core of DataNCES≈111,000 schools and districtsNo key required
College ScorecardU.S. Dept. of Education≈6,500 institutionsKey obtained
American Community SurveyU.S. Census Bureau≈56,000 geographiesKey not activated
Local Area Unemployment StatisticsBLS≈7,600 areasKey obtained
Regional GDP and incomeBEA≈3,200 countiesKey obtained
NASR airportsFAA≈19,700 airportsNo key required
Public Libraries SurveyIMLS≈17,500 outletsNo key required
Nursing homes, dialysis, home healthCMS≈34,000 facilitiesNo key required
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What makes a source eligible

  • Published by a government body or an intergovernmental organisation.
  • A stable identifier that survives between releases, or a documented crosswalk.
  • A licence that permits redistribution, checked before any work starts.
  • Enough measures per record to clear the completeness threshold — a source that yields a name and one number produces thin pages and is not worth ingesting.