The top .gov websites by PageRank are the US agencies that other sites quote most: health and science agencies like the NIH and the CDC, consumer agencies like the FTC, and large state sites.

Only US government bodies can use .gov, so every domain here is official.

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#WebsitePageRankLinking sitesGlobal rankCompare
376txcourts.gov7.711,70512,391Compare
377sanantonio.gov7.711,70812,393Compare
378lsc.gov7.701,26612,569Compare
379floridadep.gov7.701,55312,619Compare
380speaker.gov7.702,06212,649Compare
381azed.gov7.691,50312,862Compare
382honolulu.gov7.691,51212,863Compare
383healthfinder.gov7.691,54612,866Compare
3842020census.gov7.691,81012,891Compare
385coronavirus.gov7.6896213,034Compare
386azdot.gov7.681,57513,133Compare
387usmarshals.gov7.681,56713,134Compare
388codot.gov7.681,61013,135Compare
389bouldercolorado.gov7.681,58213,139Compare
390illinoisattorneygeneral.gov7.681,61613,140Compare
391pacer.gov7.6742013,185Compare
392nvsos.gov7.671,18913,319Compare
393akleg.gov7.661,36813,637Compare
394azag.gov7.661,42913,656Compare
395farmers.gov7.661,66813,678Compare
396mycreditunion.gov7.651,21713,859Compare
397gps.gov7.651,30613,873Compare
398oaklandca.gov7.651,37813,885Compare
399womenshistorymonth.gov7.651,43613,890Compare
400america.gov7.651,57713,906Compare

Data: Open PageRank, data file October 2026. Domain data derived from Common Crawl. Not Google's own PageRank.

Why health agencies lead the top .gov websites

Health, science and news websites link to government data all the time: research, statistics, safety advice. Each of those links counts, so the agencies that publish the most useful data rise to the top.

Pages like these are also a good source when you write: linking to official data makes your own article more trustworthy for readers.

Browse the top .gov websites when you need an official source for your next article.

Frequently asked questions

Who can use a .gov domain?

Only US federal, state, local and tribal government bodies. Other countries use endings like .gov.uk or .go.id.

Only by being useful to them, for example as a cited resource. Buying a .gov link is not possible in an honest way.

Why is a state website so high?

Big state portals link out to thousands of local pages and get linked back by news sites, schools and businesses.