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Project Spring (Google Sand Springs Data Center)

Tulsa County, Oklahoma

Proposed · first reported Feb 13, 2026

39mifrom the boundary ofDeep Fork National Wildlife Refuge
  • FootprintCampus scaleIn the pipeline with no published figure. Google (White Rose Developers) discloses no per-site figures in this record.

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