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Within 25 miles of

Knightstown, IN 46148

6 data centers within 25 miles, 4 proposed, 2 stopped. The closest to protected land is Prologis Shelbyville Data Center Campus, about 38 miles from Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge.

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  1. Henry County Technology Park (Surge Development)Surge Development LLC · Henry County · Proposed · Unsized, inferred0.5 mi
  2. Mt. Comfort Technology Park (EQT Real Estate)EQT Real Estate · Hancock County · Proposed · Unsized, inferred13 mi
  3. Hancock County MegaSite (Surge Development, Buck Creek Township)Surge Development LLC · Hancock County · Withdrawn13 mi
  4. Jefferson Proving Ground Data Center (developer undisclosed), Jefferson County, INJefferson County · Proposed · Unsized, inferred22 mi
  5. Madison County Data Center MoratoriumMadison County · Blocked by moratorium23 mi
  6. Prologis Shelbyville Data Center CampusPrologis · Shelby County · Proposed · Campus, inferred24 mi
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Near protected land

  1. Prologis Shelbyville Data Center Campus~38 mi from Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge

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