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Riot Platforms Corsicana Facility

Navarro County, Texas

This pin marks the center of Corsicana. Our source gives no street address, so we can’t show the building. The town’s point is from the USGS register of place names.

Operating · first reported Sep 2023

Capacity
400 MWreported
To protected land
~53miabout, from the center of Corsicana to Waco Mammoth National Monument

This pin marks the center of Corsicana. Our source gives no street address, so we can’t show the building.

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  • Capacity400 MWreported: “the Corsicana Facility’s 400-megawatt substation now operational, we remain well on track to increase our self-mining hash rate capacity to 31 EH/s by the end of 2024”
  • FootprintLarge with capacity not disclosed
  • Grid regionERCOT

The source

“the Corsicana Facility’s 400-megawatt substation now operational, we remain well on track to increase our self-mining hash rate capacity to 31 EH/s by the end of 2024”
Riot Platforms press release

Source-checked, read back against the document on Sep 10, 2026.

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