Reference Bookshelf
Reference Bookshelf is a directory of web-based reference resources.
Content is selected by reference librarians in Victorian Public
libraries. There is an emphasis on Victorian and Australian sites,
however, international sites will be included if assessed as being
appropriate.
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Portals to the World by Library of Congress Category: Countries Portals to the World contain selective links providing authoritative, in-depth information about the nations and other areas of the world. They are arranged by country or area with the links for each sorted into a wide range of broad categories. |
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Country Briefing by The Economist Category: Countries The website provides a collection of country profiles, which contain background information, forcasts, statistics, market updates, news headlines, articles from the newspaper and links to more information. The profiles can be browsed by country. |
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Rulers.org by B.Schemmel Category: Countries This site contains lists of heads of state and heads of government (and, in certain cases, de facto leaders not occupying either of those formal positions) of all countries and territories of the world. |
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World Atlas by Maps.com Category: Countries A range of physical and political maps of over 190 countries. The site also features a currency convertor. |
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Japan Reference by Japanreference.com Category: Countries Over 4,000 links to sites in and/or about Japan, covering the arts, business, food, society, religion, science, travel, and other topics. |
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Ozguide by Belinda Weaver Category: Countries Find experts and contacts, and Net-based sources of Australian facts or background information, such as business information, cases, databases, directories, government information, legislation, reports, statistics, and trade figures. |
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CIA World Factbook by Central Intelligence Agency Category: Countries This annual publication contains a wide range of information on every recognised country in the world. As a public domain document, the publication can be freely downloaded, printed, and viewed by anyone. |
