Online General Reference Links Created and Maintained by Gail Shea Grainger. Contains Fact Finders, Maps, Rulers of the World, UN Databases, U.S. Census Bureau, World Flags, ZIP Codes & Address Information, Curency Conversion, U.S. Landforms, and much more!

Virtual Reference Shelf: Selected Web resources compiled by the Library of Congress. These resources are maintained by the Library's Electronic Reference Team and are a companion for the Ask a Libra

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The Main Reading Room of the Library of Congress has eight alcoves. This ninth "virtual alcove" is a collection of websites selected and annotated by Humanities and Social Sciences Division subject specialists.

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Includes an atlas, countries, disasters, news, flags of the world, geography, international relations, religion, statistics, structures & buildings, travel and more.

Refdesk was founded by Bob Drudge in 1995. Refdesk has three goals: (1) fast access, (2) intuitive and easy navigation and (3) comprehensive content, rationally indexed. The prevailing philosophy here is: simplicity. Simplicity is "the natural result of profound thought."[1] It is, however, very dif

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The WWW Virtual Library (VL) is the oldest catalogue of the Web, started by Tim Berners-Lee, the creator of HTML and of the Web itself, in 1991. Catalog of Internet resources. Indexes cover a broad range of subject areas including agriculture, business and economics, computing, communications and m