APA Style

If you use information from a chart, table or graph (but do not reproduce it in your paper), follow the usual procedure for citing and create an in-text and References entry. 

If the chart, table or graph came from another source, such as a book, newspaper article, or website, cite the work it came from (i.e. the book, newspaper article or website).  For example, if you are citing information from a chart you viewed in an article in Macleans magazine, create a citation for the article.

If the author name and website name are the same, omit the website name.

Reference

Author lastname, Author initials. (Year, Month Day). Title in italics: Capitalize first word in title and subtitle. Website name. Hyperlinked URL

In-text Citation

(Author lastname, Year).

Reference

Author lastname, Author initials. (Year). Title in italics: Capitalize first word in title and subtitle [Data file]. Website name. Hyperlinked URL

In-text Citation

(Author lastname, Year).

Describe the map if there is no title. Include the retrieval date as there is no publication date.

Reference

Author Lastname, Author initials, or Name of Organization. (Year). [Description of map in square brackets]. Retrieved Month Day, Year, from hyperlinked URL

In-text Citation

(Author lastname or Group name, Year).

Reference

Author Lastname, Author initials, or Name of Organization. (Year). Title of map [Map]. Publisher. Hyperlinked URL.

In-text Citation

(Author lastname or Group name, Year).