• ABCentral education links A great collection of educational resources for a wide range of areas. Includes lists for Statistics and Mathematics. Maintained by Jack Inglis-Arkell.
• A Guide to statistical computing resources on the Internet This is Ken Varnum and Jon Weise's venerable list of statistics resources. Very nice, lots of links--put a bookmark here!
• Rainer Würländer's Home Page for Statistician A nice collection of references, including some German-language resources.
• Institute of Statistics & Decision Sciences at Duke University. This is a huge list of links which puts my feeble efforts to shame. In particular they have lots of links to academic statistics departments. Well, perhaps someday I'll catch up to them...
• Joel West's Statistical Methods page
• Joel West provides a useful list of resources, including nice pages on Macintosh Statistics resources and Structural Equation Modeling.
• The University of Wolverhampton A nice collection of links, categorized by procedures (ANOVA, Discriminant Analysys, etc.).
• The Probability Web This is a collection of links mainly focusing on probability resources, with some more general statistics links as well. There's plenty here to keep a statistician busy for a few spare hours....
• Schoenfield's List of Data Archives A valuable list of sources for data files.
• Some Statistics Resources on the Web A nice list maintained by Rob Hyndman at Monash University (Australia).
• StatCodes
• A list of useful statistics references aimed at astronomers. From the Astrostatistics Research Group at Penn State.
• STATLinks A nice list from Charlie Hallahan at the USDA. His index is a bit more detailed than mine.
• Statistics Education links A nice annotated list of links related to or useful for statistics education.
• Statistics Employers Here is a specialized list offering help in finding a statistics-oriented job. Features job listing sites, companies that hire statisticians, and government agencies. By Jim Box at Duke University.
• STAT-L Frequently Asked Questions This is the FAQ file for the STAT-L mailing list (AKA sci.stat.consult on Usenet). It has some nice links, and some important info regarding use of the mailing list. Thanks to Steve Simon for putting it together, and to David Ronis for putting it on the web.
• Virtual Library--Statistics Page This is a list of resources from the University of Florida. Most notable is its list of documents from statistics departments of universities worldwide.

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