States with the Most Datacenter Candidate Sites

States ranked by the raw count of scored datacenter candidate sites in the GridCensus catalog. California leads with 9,645 (catalogued candidate sites), ahead of Texas (9,304).

#StateCatalogued candidate sites
1California9,645
2Texas9,304
3Indiana8,859
4Kentucky7,320
5Pennsylvania6,686
6Washington6,627
7Virginia6,263
8Michigan5,595
9Florida4,499
10Ohio4,461
11Arizona4,246
12Colorado4,097
13Illinois4,061
14Oklahoma4,015
15West Virginia3,963
16Alabama3,796
17Missouri3,618
18Mississippi3,566
19New York3,519
20North Carolina3,342
21Minnesota3,235
22Georgia3,157
23Oregon3,118
24Wisconsin2,996
25Montana2,832
26Kansas2,819
27Utah2,763
28Idaho2,631
29Nebraska2,630
30Tennessee2,550
31Iowa2,493
32Nevada2,287
33South Carolina2,280
34Wyoming2,035
35New Mexico2,002
36Massachusetts1,928
37Arkansas1,899
38Louisiana1,891
39North Dakota1,803
40South Dakota1,450
41Maine1,306
42New Jersey1,160
43Maryland1,032
44Connecticut956
45Vermont825
46Alaska817
47New Hampshire652
48Rhode Island463
49Delaware298
50Hawaii217
51District of Columbia91

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"?
California ranks first with 9,645 (catalogued candidate sites), followed by Texas (9,304).
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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