It's relatively easy to find government information on the Internet if you know the name of the federal agency that supplies it. If the material you're seeking is not listed on the main home page, try the site's search engine.
Search engines differ from site to site, so be patient.
No one Web site lists every federal Web address. They include government and academic sites and feature a variety of search engines. To research the operation or history of the World Wide Web, see the list of sites at the bottom of this page . A central resource from the U.S. Commerce Department's National Technical Information Service. Villanova University's Center for Information Law and Policy.