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Hogansville Data Center (Hightower Road Land Application Site)

Troup County, Georgia

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~55mifrom the boundary ofCheaha Wilderness · location held to about a kilometer, so the distance is approximate
  • Capacity600 MWannounced
  • FootprintCampus scale

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