United States Congressional Serial Set Catalog

Checklist of United States Public Documents, 1789-1909

Checklist of United States Public Documents, 1789-1970, with supplements to 1973

Comprehensive Index to the Publications of the United States Government, 1881-1893

Catalogue of the Public Documents of the ...Congress and of all departments of the Government of the United States. ... March 4, 1893 - December 31, 1940

American Statistics Index (ASI) LexisNexis Statistical�	1974-1997 Dates vary	(REF) HA 214 .A5x Resources A-Z
ASI indexed statistics collected and/or published by the U.S. government. The Retrospective volume covered all material in print as of 1 January 1974; therefore selected older materials may be found in this collection. The microfiche full-text materials are found in the Microforms area. Current indexing and full-text materials are available via the online LexisNexis resource.
CIS Index {CIS Annual}	1970-date	(REF) KF 49 .C4x
This indexes congressional publications, including hearings, bills, and Congressional documents and reports. The microfiche full-text materials are found in the Microforms area.
CIS US Serial Set Index	1789-1969	(REF) Z 1223 .Z9 C65 1975
Indexes Congressional documents and reports published as the �Serial Set.� The volumes indexing maps in the Serial Set are available in the AGSL. For holdings of the Serial Set, check the libraries' catalog.

Every year there are more government resources available online. This is a select list of possible places to start a search.

Catalog of U. S. Government Publications

This index contains bibliographic records for most of the information available through depository libraries. Search by title/ keyword, SuDoc number, Depository number, or GPO sales stock number. See also Catalog of U. S. Government Publications (under �Indexes�).

This allows searching of the full-text of the Federal Register, Congressional Record, Congressional bills and laws, and much other legislative, executive, and judicial federal government information.

This source gives an overview of understanding Internet addresses and lists Internet addresses of the various agencies within the U.S. government.

Guide to Government Information Available on the Internet     [1996]

U.S. Government on the Web

Washington Online: How to Access the Federal Government on the Internet     [1997]

Other departments may have online publications list or much data online, such as U.S. Geological Survey and the U.S. Bureau of the Census.

See also the "UWM Libraries Homepage: Subject Guides: Government Information" for links to sites for government information.

Complete Guide to Citing Government Information Resources

Guide to Popular U.S. Government Publications     [4ed]

A selective annotated listing of popular, well-known, or important government documents. Included are documents on such subjects as aeronautics, alcohol and drug abuse, careers, energy, food, forestry, health and medical care, maps, national parks, social and ethical issues, veterans, and women.

Referred to as "Andriot" after its editor, this guide provides a listing of important series and periodicals issued by government agencies as well as a complete listing of present and retrospective SuDoc numbers. This also provides address and phone numbers of agencies issuing the publications.

Introduction to United States Government Information Sources     [6ed]

Popular Names of U.S. Government Reports     [4ed]

Provides the correct bibliographic citation for government reports known by more popular titles. For example, the correct name of the Warren Commission report is "Report of the President's Commission on the Assassination of President John F. Kennedy."

Using Government Information Sources, Print and Electronic     [2ed]

This book is an excellent tool for finding lists of sources on specific topics. It also provides various search tips to locate additional sources on a number of topics not covered by this volume.