There is just so much data out there! Here are some ways of acquiring data that I’m aware of.1 If you find any broken links on this page, let me know!

US Data

Here’s some data available through the US government.

Here’s some other US-related data.

Regional Data

Colorado Data

Other Regions

Many other state, county, and city governments also have “Open Data” websites; a map of these can be found here, or you can just use Google (typing in “(region-name) open data” typically works). For example, there’s California, Texas, and New York.

Global Data

International Data

Foreign Data

Many governments around the world (of all levels) maintain “Open Data” websites; you can find a map of some of these at data.gov/open-gov, or you can just use Google (typing in “(region-name) open data” typically works). Here’s a short list of a few. Note that some of these are not in English, so you may need some foreign language competence to navigate through them.

Other Health and/or Medical Data

A number of health and/or medical data sources are already mentioned above. Here are a few others.

Financial Data

Sports Data

Linguistic Data

Miscellaneous

Here are some other things that might be useful: data search tools, data repositories, lists of data sources, etc.