Censaurus
Not just another Census data tool. Seriously.
censaurus is a comprehensive, feature-rich, and user-oriented Python package that wraps the U.S. Census Bureau’s Data and Geographic APIs.
Documentation
Check out the censaurus documentation. There you’ll find an introduction to the package, a walkthrough of a censaurus workflow, and full API reference.
Installation
censaurus is available on the Python Package Index, so it can be installed by running the following in the command line:
pip install censaurusGet Involved
All contributions are welcomed! Please feel free to submit a pull request or point out an issue.
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