Tracking every proposed hyperscale data center in Florida's 67 counties.

Risk Calculator

How likely is a data center in your Florida county?

Every county in Florida has different structural factors that attract or repel hyperscale data center development. Power availability. Water capacity. Land. Proximity to existing projects. We score all 67 Florida counties on these factors — not to predict, but to surface the conditions that developers evaluate before they pick a site.

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Every Florida county colored by risk tier. Click your county to see its score and what's nearby.

Risk Tier

Very High (80+)

High (65–79)

Moderate (45–64)

Low (25–44)

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Data: U.S. Census Bureau county boundaries · Scoring: floridadatacenters.org methodology

67

Florida counties scored

4

Structural factors

7

Counties with known projects

10

Counties with High or Very High risk

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Very High Risk

5 counties

Counties where all major factors align for data center development. Four of these counties have known proposed, approved, or recently-withdrawn projects.

High Risk

5 counties

Counties with strong structural attractiveness. These are the next most likely targets for development based on power, water, land, and proximity to existing projects.

Moderate Risk

31 counties

Most of Florida falls into this tier. Some factors favor development, others work against it. Risk depends heavily on specific parcels and timing.

Low Risk

26 counties

Counties with structural factors that slow data center development — typically dense urban cores with limited land, or rural counties with limited power access.

How the score works

Every input is public data or a clearly-labeled proxy. The formula is transparent. Read the full methodology →