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Reported geography
Source-reported location for Google Pryor Data Center Campus (Mayes County Expansion).
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Source row snapshot
- Operator as published
- Address and locality
- Pryor · Mayes County · Oklahoma
- Official metro area
- Outside an official metropolitan boundary
- Source-reported status
- operational
- Provider facility type
- data center
- Reported capacity
- Not stated
- Source freshness
- 14 September 2026
- Location precision
- approximate (provider label: exact; the provider's own note describes an approximate location)
- Compute Atlas confidence label
- confirmed (provider's classification; not a DataCenterData check)
- Stable directory ID
dcd-dir-000739
The underlying provider record is retained. These notes add source-attributed context and flag conflicts; any withheld value is explained separately. They do not certify current operation.
- Source review · reviewed 2026-10-09: Google’s official data-center locations index lists “Pryor, Mayes County, Oklahoma.” This provides operator-and-city context only. It does not establish that the location covers this row’s particular project name, parcel, building boundaries, capacity or operating status.
- Google data-center locations index; document date not stated · source retrieved 2026-10-09
Reported details
Source-reported by Compute Atlas; not independently verified by DataCenterData. Provider wording is kept; long provider notes are shortened and marked …; unknown is not zero; none of these values is totaled, ranked or compared.
- Electric utility
- Grand River Dam Authority (GRDA)
- Power source
- Grid
- Cooling
- Evaporative
- Reported water use
- 3 million gallons per day (source-reported)
- Announced investment
- $4.4 billion
- Community response
- Provider label: mixed
- AI-use label (provider)
- mixed use
- Announced
- January 2007
Incentives reported by the source
Whether each incentive was approved, awarded or received is not established.
- Oklahoma ad valorem manufacturing exemption (5-year property-tax exemption on data-center equipment) — $45.9M in 2021 alone (largest single-year benefit; amountUsd reflects this 2021 figure); ~$239M reimbursed cumulatively over ~a decade for the Mayes County facility; existing qualifying equipment retains the exemption to 2036 under SB 609 (2021) · Mayes County, OK · 2021 · $45.9 million (as stated) Open cited source →
Provider notes
Energy. Google's second-largest data center campus in the world. Oklahoma wind generates ~42% of in-state electricity. New expansion announced as part of $9B Oklahoma investment (August 2025). Google has invested $5.7B+ in Oklahoma historically (prior to August 2025 $9B commitment).
Water. Utility records (open-records request) show the Pryor center used more than 1.1 billion gallons Jul 2024–Jun 2025 (≈3.0 MGD, a floor) from the Neosho River via the state-owned MidAmerica Industrial Park; ~253M gallons were discharged back to the river, the remainder lost to evaporative cooling. Google was the park's second-largest water user that year.
Community. Strong official support — Pryor Mayor Zac Doyle: Google has brought "hundreds of jobs, economic growth, and billions in investment" and supports local schools and nonprofits. Google reports more than 800 jobs created to date in Pryor and $4.4 billion invested in Mayes County to date (company-provided figures via The Frontier). Grassroots and state-level concerns are documented: local hiring practices, rising housing costs, and heavy water use (>1.1B gal/yr); the Oklahoma Water Resources Board warned (Oct 2025) that data centers "will contribute to the strain" on water supply. …
What the source record says
Campus operational since 2011; Google's second-largest data center globally per Alphabet CIO Ruth Porat. Four expansions now underway. $5.7B+ invested historically in Oklahoma prior to August 2025 $9B commitment. Expansion capacity and MW not publicly specified. Coordinates are Pryor city center.
Any MW value is reproduced as source-reported context. Its measurement boundary is not established consistently enough for comparison. Unknown is not zero.
Status history supplied by the source
- 2011-01 · source-reported operational
Campus opens in Mayes County after first announcement in 2007. Has undergone three expansions since opening.
- 2025-08 · source-reported operational
New expansion announced as part of Google's $9B, two-year Oklahoma investment commitment.
Sources and attribution
These sources are listed for the whole row. Unless a figure links to its own source, the provider does not mark which one gave it, so a figure may not appear in every source.
- Google planning another expansion for Pryor data center · Oklahoma Department of Commerce
- Google to invest $9B in cloud and AI infrastructure in Oklahoma · Data Center Dynamics
- As data centers boom in Oklahoma, so does water demand · The Frontier
- Oklahoma lawmakers tried to cut a costly data-center incentive, but gave Google a break · The Frontier
- Google announces support for local schools and nonprofits · Pryor Information Publication
- LRE Announces Over 700 MWac of New Solar Projects in Oklahoma · Leeward Renewable Energy
Adapted from Compute Atlas by Edward Kubiak, edition 1.34.1, under CC BY 4.0. Upstream ID google-pryor-ok. Filtered to data-center records in the 50 U.S. states; selected fields normalized for search and display; DataCenterData directory IDs added. Some locations in this layer are reported by the provider as derived from OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL, https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright) and Epoch AI (CC BY 4.0).
Compute Atlas 1.34.1 with retained prior rows and publication holds. This is a DataCenterData composite, not an unmodified publisher edition. This row uses the captured source from 1.34.1, source as of 2026-10-14T20:40:52.293Z.
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Recorded information
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Licensed directory listing dcd-dir-000739
Licensed directory row.
Provider notes and the source narrative are printed on this page and are not repeated here.
Identity and relationships
- Provider facility type: data center
Provider facility type.
- AI-use label (provider): mixed use
Compute Atlas classification, not a DataCenterData finding.
Location and precision
- Pryor, OK · Mayes (Approximate location)
Roles
- Operator: Google
Operator label as published by the provider; no parent company is inferred.
Lifecycle
- Source-stated status: source-reported operational
Provider status label; not a DataCenterData finding that the facility is operating.
- Announced: January 2007
Provider-reported announcement date.
- Status history: 2011-01 · source-reported operational
Status history supplied by the source.
- Status history: 2025-08 · source-reported operational
Status history supplied by the source.
Power capacity
- Reported capacity: Not stated
Reproduced as the page prints it; not ranked or totaled; unknown is not zero.
- Electric utility: Grand River Dam Authority (GRDA)
Utility as named by the provider.
- Power source: Grid
Provider label.
Cooling, water, PUE and WUE
- Cooling: Evaporative
Provider label.
- Reported water use: 3 million gallons per day (source-reported)
Whether this is metered use, a permit limit or a request is not established; see the provider water note.
Permits, incentives, jobs and proceedings
- Announced investment: $4.4 billion
Announced figure; whether it covers one building, a campus or a multi-phase program is not established.
- Community response: Provider label: mixed
Compute Atlas characterization, not a DataCenterData assessment.
- Incentive reported by the source: Oklahoma ad valorem manufacturing exemption (5-year property-tax exemption on data-center equipment) — $45.9M in 2021 alone (largest single-year benefit; amountUsd reflects this 2021 figure); ~$239M reimbursed cumulatively over ~a decade for the Mayes County facility; existing qualifying equipment retains the exemption to 2036 under SB 609 (2021) · Mayes County, OK · 2021 · $45.9 million (as stated)
Whether the incentive was approved, awarded or received is not established.
Sources, dates, limitations and corrections
- Provider update date: 2026-09-14
Provider update date is not a DataCenterData verification date.
Not yet recorded here: Area, acreage and buildings · Connectivity · Services · Certifications and design ratings · Rack density · Availability · Specification links and contact.
Licensed values: adapted from Compute Atlas by Edward Kubiak under CC BY 4.0. Source-reported and not independently verified.
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