AWS Jeffersonville
Fayette County, OH
Project details
Capacity 75.6 MW reported. Status planned. City Jeffersonville. County Fayette. State OH. Grid .
Overview
AWS Jeffersonville is Amazon’s planned data-center campus in Jefferson Township, Fayette County, Ohio. Data Center Dynamics reported Amazon Data Services acquiring about 590 acres there for just over $102 million from Martin Land Co., citing the Record Herald on a 589.843-acre purchase. NBC4 reported the Fayette County auditor recorded two parcels bought on January 15 along Interstate 71 between State Route 729 and U.S. 35, on either side of Dayton Power and Light and a Honda plant: just over 243 acres for about $60.2 million and 346.8 acres for about $42.2 million. An Amazon representative told NBC4 that AWS plans to invest $5 billion in Fayette County by 2030, that construction was expected to begin in early 2025, and that AWS expected to create more than 100 jobs in the county over five years. NBC4 said the Ohio Consumers’ Counsel had protested at FERC an agreement between Dayton Power and Light and Amazon that referenced a Jefferson Township data center, with network upgrades estimated around $22.8 million. The land sits near the Midwest Mega Commerce Center, which Ohio Certified Sites describes as bordered by two major highways and a short-line railway with a 26-inch high-pressure natural-gas line on site. Ohio’s other mapped campuses in this directory are EdgeConneX New Albany and PORTS Technology Campus.
The public map lists one map record, AWS Jeffersonville Building 1, 75.6 MW, planned. Reported campus capacity is 75.6 MW.
Map records
Map entries are not a physical building count; campus and building scope may differ across sources.
- AWS Jeffersonville Building 1 | 75.6 MW | planned | 39.6329, -83.56903
Related
- EdgeConneX New Albany 430 MW · planned · Licking
- PORTS Technology Campus 10,000 MW · planned · Pike
Sources
- Amazon acquires 590 acres in Jefferson Township, Ohio, for $102m — Data Center Dynamics, retrieved 2026-09-01
- Amazon purchases nearly 600 acres in Fayette County for new data center — NBC4 WCMH-TV, retrieved 2026-09-01
- Powered Lands data center map