This section presents realisations of Geoclip users in USA and Canada. Some Atlases are accessible online.

	The Quebec Health and Welfare Commissioner uses Geoclip to compare health performance of Quebec regions and Canada provinces. The 2 Atlases contain more than 100 health indicators (only in French) >>>
		RAND Corporation uses to Geoclip to target California census tracts, where people with diabetes do not receive adequate health care services (Intranet only). >>>
	The Canadian Council on Social Development Atlases allow to compare Canada's major cities such as Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal. >>>
		The Kansas Health Institute uses Geoclip to present the ranking of the 105 counties of Kansas. The ranking is based on summary measures of the health (outcome, determinant, health behavior, etc.). >>>
	The Kids’ Well-being Indicators Clearinghouse presents with Geoclip, New York state children's health, education and well-being indicators >>>
		L'Institut national de santé publique du Québec uses Geoclip solo to present data on population characteristics and health status for different regions of Quebec (in french only) >>>
	The Canadian Council on Learning uses Geoclip server to map its Composite Learning Index. This Index provides an annual measure of Canada’s performance in a number of areas related to lifelong learning. The Atlas presents data for provinces, economic regions and community >>>
		The community information database from Agriculture Canada presents several indicators based on the 1996, 2001 and 2006 Canadian census. Here, Geoclip server is working with a tabular data presentation tool (Beyond 20/20) >>>
	L’Atlas Santé of Montreal Health Agency presents several applications built with Geoclip (solo and server These Atlases make it possible to analyze health services utilisation and map hospitals and medical clinics in the area (in french only) >>>

Several other US and Canadian organisations use Geoclip for analysis and dissemination of geospatial data. Among these organisations: Public Works Canada (PWGSC), Montréal city, Canadian Council on Social Development, Calgary Health Region, etc.