Detailed map · source data updated through 25 September 2026

U.S. data center map

Published totals

Across every published layer the map can draw 2,069 listings that have a supported or approximate coordinate (423 of them Census address interpolations of a published street); 905 more stay in the list because they have no usable coordinate. Data-center listings (2,737 source listings) are on by default; government registry records (237) are switched on in the Layers menu and never mean an operating center. 2,974 source listings are not a distinct-site total, and marker size does not imply capacity. These are not independently verified facilities or a census.

2,069 map points across all layers · 409 provider-exact · 1,655 approximate · 5 representative of several sites 905 without a usable coordinate · 299 shown through the published record they are attached to · 2,974 source listings Licensed discovery layer: 1,645 mapped rows · 5 withheld after review · 1,650 searchable source rows 15 published same-site groups · a shared street stays a separate listing · every marker opens one record or a chooser listing every record it stands for · Fit U.S., Alaska, Hawaii and D.C. buttons reset or move the view

Reviewed records through 26 September 2026 · licensed source data through 25 September 2026 · operator and state or local captures through 6 October 2026 (capture dates, not event dates) · federal registry snapshot 20 September 2026.

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Filters and map key

What does one marker represent? One source listing at its own supported coordinate, not a verified facility. Marker size is not capacity. A heavier ring means several records share a coordinate or are too close to select separately at this zoom. That shared view is not a same-site finding.

Layers
Layers

Each box works on its own. Data centers are shown by default; government records are context. Counts are source listings in that layer, not facilities.

Data centers
Government records · context, off by default
Status families
Status families

Colors group source labels on markers, cluster rings and this legend. The same colors also cover operating, construction, approved, planned, expanding, expired and preleasing. Approved is not permitted, and planned is not proposed. The status menu still filters one original label. Unknown stays explicit.

State, status, precision and measurements

Find stated power, area, cooling or design facts. These do not establish available capacity; missing facts do not establish absence.

Choosing a measurement excludes listings without a matching family, scope and timing. Provider capacity remains context; it is not ranked as reviewed IT power.

View by reported status. This colors the provider's lifecycle label. It is not a DataCenterData classification, and the share of labeled rows is not a coverage rate or a census. Operating model, workload, provider confidence, cooling and infrastructure context stay off because those fields are missing, incomparable, or easy to misread. Unknown stays unknown.

Shortlist (0)

Saved on this device only. Export the saved records as CSV with their pages, layers, status and precision labels; the file repeats that these are source listings, not verified facilities.

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    Source-reported operational Source-reported under construction Source-reported permitted Source-reported proposed Source-reported cancelled Status not stated, unknown, or a registry record Dashed ring: approximate location (provider label or Census address interpolation), not a different status Numbered circle: that many records would overlap at this zoom; it is drawn at their centre and its ring shows their reported statuses in proportion. Size is record count, not capacity. Select it to list every record with its source layer, or zoom in to separate them.

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    How to read this map
    How to read this map. Layers are independent: data-center listings (licensed directory rows, operator-listed sites, independently reviewed records) are on when the page opens; state or local and federal EPA registry records are context you switch on, and a certification, permit, application or registration never means an operating data center. No transmission, power-plant, substation or other energy layer is offered: no such dataset with established identity, rights and dates is published here, and proximity would not prove a connection. Exact means the provider labels the point exact and its own note does not describe it as approximate; DataCenterData has not checked the point. Approximate and representative markers locate a broader place and must not be read as parcel coordinates; an approximate point labeled Census address interpolation is the U.S. Census Bureau geocoder’s address-range estimate for the published street, reviewed by DataCenterData, never a rooftop or parcel. A listing published on a licensed row’s own page is shown through that row’s marker rather than given a second one. Zoom in and select any dot; shared coordinates and dots too close to select separately open one chooser naming every record and its source layer (they are drawn as one numbered circle at their centre, with a zoom action when they sit at different coordinates). The Fit U.S. button resets the view to the contiguous states without changing filters; Alaska, Hawaii and D.C. buttons move the view there. Source-reported operational, permitted, construction, proposed and cancelled labels are kept separate. Base-map tiles are requested directly from OpenStreetMap only on this page; use the HTML state and directory links if you prefer not to load them. Geographic proximity to a transmission line, fiber route, pipeline, power plant or substation is not shown and would not prove a connection. Without JavaScript, the filters do not change the map.
    Source, precision and reuse

    Adapted from Compute Atlas by Edward Kubiak, edition 1.33.0+git-e97215faac76, under CC BY 4.0. DataCenterData adds filters, permanent record links and explicit precision labels. Operator-listed, federal, state or local, and reviewed rows are separate layers already published on their own pages; their approximate points come from the U.S. Census Bureau Geocoder (address-range interpolation of the published street, reviewed by DataCenterData). A government record does not establish that a data center is operating. Base-map tiles are from OpenStreetMap contributors. Use a record’s cited sources—not the marker alone—for decisions.

    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).