There are lots of U.S. Government sites that can be accessible online. And to top it all, these are the top twenty sites that are mostly being visited by citizens.
- gov – Mainly serves as the public portal for loads of U.S.-related internet resources online.
- The Library of Congress – Aside from being an internet library, this one is also the largest repository of American Culture.
- THOMAS – Named after the late known Anti-Federalist President Thomas Jefferson, this one serves as the sub-site of the Library of Congress.
- GPO Access Core Documents of U.S. Democracy – You can find every historical U.S. Article here, from the Articles of Confederation to Statistical Abstract of the United States.
- Federal Citizen Information Center – You can find U.S.-related booklets, government publications, consumer action alerts and more.
- Ben’s Guide to U.S. Government for Kids – Named after late President Benjamin Franklin, this site provides K-12 learning tools for students, parents and teachers.
- gov – Over 1500 health-related organizations are represented in this site and is the best when it comes to finding government-related health and human services.
- NCHS Vital Records – This one has a huge database of Statistics Records stored.
- gov – This brings you fresh news from the White House and more.
- S. Census Bureau – Visit this site if you want to know the latest U.S. census findings.
- CIA World Factbook – Find a world country’s detailed information here.
- S. Department of Veterans Affairs – Recommended for U.S. War Veterans.
- FEMA – The Federal Emergency Management Agency is a great source for the latest emergency headlines.
- Internal Revenue Service – The most feared U.S. department can also be easily accessed via this site.
- S. Postal Service – You can now print postage and labels online.
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association – Visit NOAA for the latest weather and climate-related news.
- The National Archives – View historical documents and photos here.
- Social Security Online – If you need to apply for social security or update your Medicare card, visit this one.
- S. Geological Survey – USGS, being one of the most interesting places on the Web, focuses on nearly everything that is geologically-related.
- State and Local Government Information – You can find government-related links here.