Near · Virginia · Montgomery County

1 data center proposed or permitted within 25 miles of Plum Creek, VA

0 permitted · 1 under review · 0 announced — from the public permit record, not press releases. Distances are straight-line from the center of Plum Creek.

As of Sep 28, 2026 · record last dated Aug 27, 2026 · See these on the live map

Plum Creek is in Montgomery County, Virginia. The one data center site within 25 miles of it in our records is Wythe County Data Center (Pulaski County), about 12 mi to the west, in Pulaski County (Pulaski County). The operator named on the record is Tyson Reilly, Managing Director, The Ardent Companies. The site is under review: 1 under review of 1 permit on record. The newest permit date on its record is Aug 27, 2026.

The sites, nearest first

  1. Wythe County Data Center (Pulaski County)

    12 mi · Tyson Reilly, Managing Director, The Ardent Companies · Pulaski County · under review

    1 under review of 1 permit on record.

    No figure verified from a document yet.

    Wetlands & waterways permit — under review · Map record

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