Data centers by state

Counts below come from this site’s OpenStreetMap snapshot, not from an official census.

• Alabama — 15 in this dataset
• Alaska — 0 in this dataset
• Arizona — 79 in this dataset
• Arkansas — 2 in this dataset
• California — 117 in this dataset
• Colorado — 26 in this dataset
• Connecticut — 5 in this dataset
• Delaware — 0 in this dataset
• District of Columbia — 1 in this dataset
• Florida — 16 in this dataset
• Georgia — 66 in this dataset
• Hawaii — 0 in this dataset
• Idaho — 5 in this dataset
• Illinois — 75 in this dataset
• Indiana — 19 in this dataset
• Iowa — 69 in this dataset
• Kansas — 7 in this dataset
• Kentucky — 7 in this dataset
• Louisiana — 5 in this dataset
• Maine — 3 in this dataset
• Maryland — 13 in this dataset
• Massachusetts — 3 in this dataset
• Michigan — 14 in this dataset
• Minnesota — 18 in this dataset
• Mississippi — 14 in this dataset
• Missouri — 21 in this dataset
• Montana — 3 in this dataset
• Nebraska — 31 in this dataset
• Nevada — 42 in this dataset
• New Hampshire — 3 in this dataset
• New Jersey — 61 in this dataset
• New Mexico — 19 in this dataset
• New York — 37 in this dataset
• North Carolina — 30 in this dataset
• North Dakota — 14 in this dataset
• Ohio — 105 in this dataset
• Oklahoma — 11 in this dataset
• Oregon — 140 in this dataset
• Pennsylvania — 48 in this dataset
• Rhode Island — 0 in this dataset
• South Carolina — 20 in this dataset
• South Dakota — 2 in this dataset
• Tennessee — 29 in this dataset
• Texas — 248 in this dataset
• Utah — 23 in this dataset
• Vermont — 1 in this dataset
• Virginia — 437 in this dataset
• Washington — 84 in this dataset
• West Virginia — 2 in this dataset
• Wisconsin — 17 in this dataset
• Wyoming — 30 in this dataset