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Compilation dated October 25, 2026: 2 Atlas records linked to Concord, New Hampshire, drawing on 5 public source links. Records can describe sites, campuses, buildings or proposals. Records and source links . Download this data: CSV / JSON .
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Locke Road Micro Data Center Concord · Merrimack · Source context reviewed Listed proposal New Hampshire DoIT Hazen Drive Data Center Concord sourced data center research context. County level only. Status unclear No records match these filters. Use Reset filters to start again.
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Air and generators: 1 · Health: 1 · Land use and zoning: 1 · Noise: 1 · Other: 1 · Water use: 1
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View 1 documented items News report Noise · Water use · Air and generators · Health · Land use and zoning · Other
New Hampshire Public Radio reported residents' environmental, health and public-information concerns about a possible data center at the former Merrimack Station in Bow. The article also records public support and the town chair's statement that no application had been received at publication. These are reported public positions, not findings about a built facility or a current permit decision.
Record status: Unknown. The current disposition of the documented concerns is unknown in this bounded review. Reported progress, future commitments, permit notices or historical project statements do not establish actual impacts, current compliance or resolution of all concerns.
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Source publication date September 23, 2026
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Concern sources checked October 18, 2026 The original source reports historical concerns or a developing procedure without one independently verified exact concern-event day; weekday or year-only references are not converted to guessed dates. The displayed original publication day is recorded separately from the event and source check.
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No separately typed power or water fact is retained for this county cohort yet. That means unknown, not zero use.
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Recorded events and announcements. October 25, 2026 New Hampshire DoIT Hazen Drive Data Center Added to the atlas. Compilation date only, not a project announcement, opening or construction milestone.
October 19, 2026 Locke Road Micro Data Center The original City of Concord Planning Board agenda bears an October 19, 2026 print date and lists the requested Locke Road micro data center for October 21 review. This dates the document account without independently establishing first publication, an accomplished hearing outcome, a later scheduled decision day or computing service.
View 1 status source checks Status source checks. Source checked: October 24, 2026 Locke Road Micro Data Center The original current City calendar and selected agenda page nine item7L explicitly describe a requested micro data center site plan and conditional use review at 52 Locke Road. This supports a listed proposal. The calendar says minutes and video are not available in that selected row. The October 21 notice does not independently establish an accomplished hearing outcome, a later November 18 decision day, final permission, construction or current computing service. The original agenda page carries an October 19 print date, which is not an independently established posting or physical opening day.
Questions about these records How many records are listed for Concord, New Hampshire? In the October 25, 2026 compilation, 2 research records are linked to Concord, New Hampshire. This count is not a count of distinct operating buildings. Records and source links .
How many records have an unclear status? In the October 25, 2026 compilation, 1 of 2 records retain an unclear status. Each record links to the evidence for its own stage. Records and source links .
How many records have a reviewed map reference? In the October 25, 2026 compilation, 0 records have a reviewed map reference, 2 show only a county area and 0 have no map point. Street references and approximate areas do not certify a roof or parcel. Records and source links .
