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Within 25 miles of

Muskogee, OK 74403

4 data centers within 25 miles, 1 under construction, 1 proposed, 1 operating, 1 stopped. The closest to protected land is Project Atlas, 23 miles from Deep Fork National Wildlife Refuge.

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  1. Core Scientific Muskogee HPC Data CenterCore Scientific / CoreWeave (Port Muskogee) · Muskogee County · Under construction · Large1.5 mi
  2. Google Muskogee Data Center CampusGoogle · Muskogee County · Proposed · Campus, inferred1.5 mi
  3. Polaris Technologies Data Center (John T. Griffin Industrial Park, Muskogee)Polaris Technologies (acquired by Core Scientific) · Muskogee County · Operational · Large6.1 mi
  4. Project AtlasBeale Infrastructure · Wagoner County · Withdrawn25 mi
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Near protected land

  1. Project Atlas23 mi from Deep Fork National Wildlife Refuge
  2. Polaris Technologies Data Center (John T. Griffin Industrial Park, Muskogee)~29 mi from Deep Fork National Wildlife Refuge
  3. Core Scientific Muskogee HPC Data Center32 mi from Ozark Plateau National Wildlife Refuge
  4. Google Muskogee Data Center Campus32 mi from Ozark Plateau National Wildlife Refuge

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