Wide variety of maps and topics

From the Prison Maps Project and the Corrections Documentary Project. Two Maps/Graphics.

A video from Business Insider

From the Sentencing Project; Includes detailed state data

Semi-Interactive map from the Pew Research Center

Thumbnail satalite images of prison complexes in the US.
"What does the geography of incarceration in the US look like?

Interactive Map from Forbes;
County level

From the New York Times; covers 1900-2012

Shows 3 maps: 1900, 1950, 2012; with data about each state; from the New York Times

By Joseph P. Ferrie, Dept. of Economics, Northwestern University and NBER

The authors describe the Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP) as a data source for migration studies. The SIPP is a panel dataset that provides information on income, employment outcomes, and participation in government programs. Survey participants are interviewed for up
to four years even if they move to a new household or that household migrates within the United States.

From the Prison Policy Initiative's 50 State Incarceration Profiles. Includes suggested sources.

From the US Census Bureau

From the US Census Bureau

From the US Census Bureau; includes Census of Governments; Annual Survey of Jails; and Annual Parole & Probation Surveys

Published online in Origins: Current Events in Historical Perspective by the History Departments at The Ohio State University and Miami University

From online publication Governing: The States and Localities