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ePodunk gathers information from thousands of sources, including government agencies, databases, print reference works and news organizations.
Every effort is made to ensure the accuracy and timeliness of this data. However, the availability and reliability of information vary, and some data can change frequently. If you come across information on our site that you believe is erroneous, please let us know. For more information about books and publications used in our research, see the printed sources page.
DataData sources consulted by ePodunk include:
Federal government
ePodunk has obtained information from the commerce, economic development, education, parks, film and tourism departments for the 50 states.
Local government
ePodunk databases include information from city, county and regional governments, economic development agencies and convention bureaus.
Newspapers and periodicals
Many news sources and magazines are consulted regularly by ePodunk. Among them:
Organizations
Reference works & databases
Perhaps the best collection about American places to date was the American Guide series -- a WPA project encompassing more than 400 volumes compiled by 10,000 writers during the post-Depression years. ePodunk has relied heavily on these guides for historical and geographical information. Other print and database sources appear on our list of published sources.
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