CAMEL TRACKS
SubstationNew Mexico
At a glance
CAMEL TRACKS is an electric transmission substation in New Mexico. It is classified as distribution (<69 kv) and connects 0 transmission lines. Substation proximity is one of the strongest speed-to-power signals for siting a datacenter — interconnection distance to an energized, high-voltage bus is often the binding constraint on time-to-energization.
Voltage & classification
Ownership
No owner is recorded for the lines that connect here.
Nearby datacenter candidate sites
Scored candidate sites within roughly 25 miles of CAMEL TRACKS, ranked by DC Readiness. Sites this close to an energized substation carry a strong speed-to-power advantage.
| Site | Type | State | County | Voltage | Capacity | Queue wait | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B-A | Substation-Adjacent | NM | Bernalillo County | 345 kV | 600 MW | 3.5 yrs | 59.2 |
| OZ Santa Fe | Greenfield | NM | Santa Fe | — | — | 3.5 yrs | 57.3 |
| NORTON | Substation-Adjacent | NM | Los Alamos County | 345 kV | 600 MW | 3.5 yrs | 57.3 |
| CUCHILLA TAP (RS LINE) | Substation-Adjacent | NM | Santa Fe County | 230 kV | 300 MW | 3.5 yrs | 56.4 |
| MEJIA | Substation-Adjacent | NM | Santa Fe County | 115 kV | 100 MW | 3.5 yrs | 53.0 |
| CUCHILLA | Substation-Adjacent | NM | Bernalillo County | 138 kV | 100 MW | 3.5 yrs | 53.0 |
| SOUTH PACHECO | Substation-Adjacent | NM | Santa Fe County | 115 kV | 100 MW | 3.5 yrs | 53.0 |
| MIGUEL LUJAN | Substation-Adjacent | NM | Santa Fe County | 115 kV | 100 MW | 3.5 yrs | 53.0 |
How does CAMEL TRACKS compare with other substations in New Mexico?
New Mexico has 619 substation records in HIFLD, of which 387 carry a station name; the rest are unnamed tap points, risers and line ends. 11 named substations in the state are in CAMEL TRACKS's below 69 kV band (3% of named stations). 370 sit in a higher band. 24 named substations in New Mexico operate at 345 kV or above. The highest voltage recorded in the state is 500 kV, and the state median is 115 kV.
How do candidate sites near CAMEL TRACKS score?
The 8 highest-scoring candidate sites within about 25 miles range from 53 to 59 on the 0–100 DC Readiness scale. They fall in Bernalillo County, Santa Fe, Los Alamos County, Santa Fe County. The New Mexico average across 1,535 scored sites is 47.8. 445 of those New Mexico sites are classed as substation sites (candidate locations generated at an existing substation).
Frequently asked questions
What voltage is CAMEL TRACKS substation?
CAMEL TRACKS has a maximum voltage of 46 kV. That places it in the below 69 kV band. The median named US substation in this dataset is 115 kV, so CAMEL TRACKS is below the national midpoint.
How many transmission lines connect to CAMEL TRACKS substation?
0 transmission lines terminate at or pass through CAMEL TRACKS in the HIFLD line data.
Where is CAMEL TRACKS substation located?
CAMEL TRACKS is in New Mexico at 35.6208, -106.1123. The datacenter candidate sites closest to it are in Bernalillo County, Santa Fe, Los Alamos County.
Are there datacenter candidate sites near CAMEL TRACKS substation?
GridCensus lists at least 8 scored candidate sites within roughly 25 miles of CAMEL TRACKS. The highest-scoring is B-A at 59/100. Across New Mexico, the average DC Readiness score is 47.8.
Other 46 kV substations in New Mexico
- CANYON? (PNM)· 2 lines
- FORT MARCY (PNM)· 2 lines
- HICKOX (PNM)· 2 lines
- PECOS_PNM· 2 lines
- SANTO DOMINGO· 2 lines
- ALIRE (PNM)· 1 lines
- RATON· 1 lines
- BACA· 0 lines
- All named substations in New Mexico· 387 stations
- Datacenter candidate sites in New Mexico· 1,535 sites
- Brownfield and retired plant sites in New Mexico
- Substations by state
About this data
Source: HIFLD Electric Substations and Transmission Lines (U.S. Department of Homeland Security), as published June 29, 2026. See the methodology for how records are matched, cleaned and scored.
Cite as: GridCensus, “CAMEL TRACKS substation, New Mexico”, https://gridcensus.com/substations/new-mexico/camel-tracks-418ac14e (data as of June 29, 2026).
Dataset updated . Screening estimates derived from public data sources.
Substation attributes are derived from public HIFLD / EIA infrastructure data and may lag real-world upgrades or retirements. Voltage and connected-line counts are screening figures — confirm available capacity and interconnection terms directly with the operating utility and ISO.
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