AWS Wilmington
Clinton County, OH
Project details
Capacity 206.4 MW reported. Status planned. City Wilmington. County Clinton. State OH. Grid .
Overview
Amazon Web Services proposes a hyperscale campus at 1488 South U.S. 68 in Wilmington, Ohio, on a 471-acre tract beside the city’s wastewater-treatment plant. The Clinton County project FAQ describes nine principal data-center buildings ranging from 162,787 to 219,689 square feet and totaling 1,920,299 square feet. Wilmington City Council approved annexation of the property in August 2025 after the statutory expedited annexation process. The site is zoned Light Industrial, and the city added data-center requirements covering a formal noise study, visual screening for cooling and ventilation equipment, and a 200-foot setback from residential areas. Local officials said proximity to the wastewater plant made the required water and sewer improvements financially viable. AWS will connect the campus to its global cloud and artificial-intelligence infrastructure. The project also builds on AWS’s established Ohio footprint, including operating sites in Dublin and Hilliard. The city and port authority assembled their FAQ after reviewing other data-center developments and questions from residents, schools, and existing businesses. Their published site plan gives the full nine-building concept, while the Powered Lands map currently separates the first three planned Wilmington buildings. The mapped records therefore show one phase of a larger campus whose location, building program, zoning, and municipal approvals are documented by the local public agencies.
The public map lists 3 map records. Reported campus capacity is 206.4 MW. All 3 buildings are planned.
Map records
Map entries are not a physical building count; campus and building scope may differ across sources.
- AWS Wilmington - Building 1 | 68.8 MW | planned | 39.4298, -83.8457
- AWS Wilmington - Building 2 | 68.8 MW | planned | 39.4298, -83.841
- AWS Wilmington - Building 3 | 68.8 MW | planned | 39.4298, -83.8363
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Sources
- Data Center FAQs — Clinton County Port Authority and City of Wilmington, retrieved 2026-09-01
- Powered Lands data center map