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Standardized public data about Georgia

We gather public data from dozens of sources, make it consistent, and share it free with researchers, reporters, policymakers, and anyone curious.

datasets on education, Census, and immigration
102
years covered, varying by dataset
1990–2026
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The standardizing is the work

“Available” public data is rarely usable: it lives in PDFs and ad-hoc spreadsheets, and the same idea is named ten different ways. We normalize geography, demographics, time, and column names so the datasets fit together.

Consistent across agencies
We unify geography, demographics, time, and column names so datasets from dozens of agencies finally fit together.
Built to be joined
Shared keys let you link across datasets and domains without writing custom data engineering first.
Made for AI-native access
The same clean data flows into an MCP server, so you can ask questions where you already work.

More from Georgia Civic Data

Two separate sites for understanding Georgia’s government and schools.

  • Georgia government documents, gathered in one free place.

    • Bills from the current legislative session
    • Recent Supreme Court of Georgia opinions
    • Georgia’s state laws and constitution
    • Plain-language summaries of bills and opinions
  • A free guide for parents to what Georgia schools should teach.

    • Standards for English language arts, math, science, and social studies
    • Every grade from kindergarten through high school
    • What the Georgia Milestones test covers
    • In English and Spanish

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