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Risk Calculator

How likely is a data center in your Missouri county?

Every county in Missouri has different structural factors that attract or repel hyperscale data center development. Power availability. Water capacity. Land. Proximity to existing projects. We score all 115 Missouri 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 Missouri 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: missouridatacenters.org methodology

67
Missouri counties scored
4
Structural factors
9
Counties with known projects
11
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. Five of these counties have known proposed, approved, or recently-withdrawn projects.

Citrus
Nature Coast
90
Martin
Treasure Coast
89
Polk
Central
82
St. Lucie
Treasure Coast
82
Okeechobee
Heartland
81

High Risk

6 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.

Nassau
Northeast
77
Palm Beach
South
73
Miami-Dade
South
68
Manatee
Tampa Bay
67
Glades
Heartland
66
Indian River
Treasure Coast
66

Moderate Risk

32 counties

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

Sumter
Central
64
Hardee
Heartland
63
Osceola
Central
62
Baker
North
60
Highlands
Heartland
60
Hendry
Southwest
59
Levy
Nature Coast
59
Hillsborough
Tampa Bay
57
Dixie
Nature Coast
56
Pasco
Tampa Bay
56
Duval
Northeast
55
Lake
Central
55
Marion
Central
55
Volusia
East
54
Hernando
Nature Coast
53
Alachua
North Central
52
DeSoto
Heartland
51
Orange
Central
51
Brevard
East Central
50
Escambia
Panhandle
50
Broward
South
50
Bay
Panhandle
49
Charlotte
Southwest
49
Sarasota
Southwest
49
Putnam
Northeast
47
Seminole
Central
47
Bradford
North Central
46
Gilchrist
Nature Coast
46
Union
North
46
Collier
Southwest
45
Flagler
East
45
Leon
Panhandle
45

Low Risk

24 counties

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

Columbia
North
44
Clay
Northeast
43
Pinellas
Tampa Bay
43
Santa Rosa
Panhandle
43
St. Johns
Northeast
43
Walton
Panhandle
43
Lee
Southwest
41
Hamilton
North
40
Lafayette
Nature Coast
40
Madison
North
40
Suwannee
North
40
Taylor
Nature Coast
40
Calhoun
Panhandle
39
Franklin
Panhandle
39
Gadsden
Panhandle
39
Gulf
Panhandle
39
Holmes
Panhandle
39
Jackson
Panhandle
39
Jefferson
North
39
Liberty
Panhandle
39
Okaloosa
Panhandle
39
Wakulla
Panhandle
39
Washington
Panhandle
39
Monroe
Keys
28

How the score works

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

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