Now that TIGER has officially moved to the shapefile format, the only TIGER data left in the previous format available on the Census website is the 2006 Second Edition data, and that’s likely to disappear at some point in the future. GIS@Vassar links to an announcement at ICPSR that they have TIGER data in the original format from 1990-2006 archived for download here. Convert it to shapefile format with the free version of tgr2shp, or to KML with tgr2kml.
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- US Census Data (And More) Visualization In Google Earth
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- Demographic Maps And Data From Social Explorer
- Interactive US Census Data Viewing In Google Earth With The GE-Census Explorer
- Demographic Data For Your Zipcode
- Historical Census Data From the National Historical Geographic Information System
- Free Neighborhood Boundary Shapefiles
- Some TIGER Data Finally Out In Shapefile Format
- Old TIGER Data Still Available
- Urban & Environmental Modeler’s Datakit
- Mapping Human DNA Diversity
- Quick Country Information With The World Gazetteer
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- Create Your Own Gapminder Animated Charts
- Zip Code Demographic Data With ZipWho
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