Collections

Bigger datasets, ready to use.

Collections are the larger datasets that take real work to pull together: every U.S. baby name since 1880, every ICD-10 code, a whole sample store with four years of orders. Each one is cleaned up, documented and comes with a free sample. A Data Pass or Commercial Pass downloads all of them.

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25,000 rows

People

25,000 made-up U.S. residents with matching addresses, phone numbers, jobs and families. Safe test data.

View collection 73,414 rows

Calendar table

Every date from 1900 to 2100 with weeks, quarters, fiscal periods, federal holidays and business days.

View collection 509,680 rows

Sample store

1,364 products and 168,314 orders over four years, with customers from the People collection.

View collection 7,793 rows

Nutrition facts

7,793 foods with calories, macros, vitamins and minerals per 100 grams, from the USDA.

View collection 2.2 million rows

Baby names

Every name given to five or more U.S. babies a year since 1880, with counts and ranks.

View collection 32,071 rows

U.S. cities

32,071 places with county, coordinates, land area and population, from the Census Bureau.

View collection 185,129 rows

English dictionary

127,311 English words and phrases with definitions, examples, synonyms and pronunciations.

View collection 98,403 rows

ICD-10-CM codes

All 74,879 billable ICD-10-CM diagnosis codes for 2027, with descriptions and the full hierarchy.

View collection 50,407 rows

Vehicle fuel economy

50,407 vehicles since 1984 with EPA MPG, engine, class, emissions, fuel cost and EV range.

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How it works

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Every collection page shows real rows, explains each column and says where the data comes from and how current it is.
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Download a free sample of any collection as a ZIP of CSV, JSON or XML files, with a README.
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A pass downloads every collection in full, along with the whole dataset catalog, for 365 days.

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