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States with the Most Datacenter Candidate Sites

States ranked by the raw count of scored datacenter candidate sites in the GridCensus catalog. Indiana leads with 8,629 (catalogued candidate sites), ahead of California (8,490).

#StateCatalogued candidate sites
1Indiana8,629
2California8,490
3Kentucky7,741
4Texas6,839
5Pennsylvania6,497
6Washington6,019
7Virginia5,871
8Michigan5,157
9Florida4,344
10Ohio3,933
11Arizona3,816
12West Virginia3,734
13Oklahoma3,723
14Illinois3,641
15Colorado3,428
16Missouri3,413
17Wisconsin3,340
18Minnesota3,216
19Alabama3,107
20Mississippi3,104
21New York2,980
22North Carolina2,778
23Iowa2,572
24Montana2,542
25Georgia2,478
26Utah2,458
27Oregon2,430
28Kansas2,352
29Nebraska2,329
30Tennessee2,190
31Idaho2,171
32South Carolina2,061
33Massachusetts1,861
34Nevada1,809
35Louisiana1,762
36Arkansas1,651
37Wyoming1,639
38New Mexico1,535
39Maine1,183
40South Dakota1,151
41New Jersey1,055
42Maryland1,031
43North Dakota1,020
44Connecticut919
45Alaska817
46Vermont758
47New Hampshire539
48Rhode Island445
49Delaware288
50Hawaii252
51District of Columbia96

Methodology

This ranking is computed directly from the GridCensus dataset of 164,098 scored candidate sites. Values are screening estimates derived from public data sources — not site-specific assessments. Catalogued capacity is a theoretical aggregate, not deliverable power. Full methodology →

Ranking FAQ

What state ranks #1 for "states with the most datacenter candidate sites"?
Indiana ranks first with 8,629 (catalogued candidate sites), followed by California (8,490).
How is this ranking calculated?
States ranked by the raw count of scored datacenter candidate sites in the GridCensus catalog. Figures are screening estimates derived from public data sources and refresh monthly.

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