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Within 25 miles of

Crows Landing, CA 95313

3 data centers within 25 miles, 1 proposed, 2 stopped. 1 small site is on record but not on the map. The closest to protected land is Patterson Data Center Moratorium, about 5.6 miles from San Joaquin River National Wildlife Refuge.

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  1. Patterson Data Center MoratoriumCity of Patterson · Stanislaus County · Blocked by moratorium7.2 mi
  2. NorthPoint Development Modesto Data Center (1200 Graphics Drive)NorthPoint Development · Stanislaus County · Proposed · Mid-size16 mi
  3. Riverbank Industrial Complex Data Center (Aemetis, Spartan Data Centers)Aemetis / Spartan Data Centers · Stanislaus County · Blocked by moratorium · Mid-size23 mi
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Near protected land

  1. Patterson Data Center Moratorium~5.6 mi from San Joaquin River National Wildlife Refuge
  2. NorthPoint Development Modesto Data Center (1200 Graphics Drive)7.6 mi from San Joaquin River National Wildlife Refuge
  3. Riverbank Industrial Complex Data Center (Aemetis, Spartan Data Centers)~13 mi from San Joaquin River National Wildlife Refuge

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