What is proposed

2,800 acres, 1,000 megawatts, 50 permanent jobs.

The proposal in the developer's own numbers, with nothing added and nothing taken out.

Google's own figures

A 2,800-acre hyperscale campus southwest of Wichita Falls

Every number below is taken from the Project Raptor FAQ that Google prepared for the Archer County Commissioners Court, dated April 28, 2026. We have not adjusted them.

2,800acres along Three Way Road, four buildings in the current plan
1,000 MWrequested from ERCOT, a portion hoped for 2028 and the rest 2031
$1 billioncapital investment under consideration
50permanent jobs; under 1,000 workers at peak construction
32,000 galmaximum water per day, and the same volume of wastewater
65 dBAdesign target at property lines next to homes and ag land
9.5 milesof water pipeline to be replaced or upsized, at $3.5–4.5 million
500 ftbuilding setback from the property line; nearest home 1,200+ ft out

Power would arrive by direct connection to the Bowman switch station on the property. Cooling is air-cooled chillers rather than evaporative cooling towers. Wastewater would go to a plant built on site, west of Three Way Road, discharging into an evaporation pond until TCEQ approves a direct discharge permit. Immersion cooling, which would cut fan noise, is stated as not under consideration.

Primary Google, Project Raptor: Frequently Asked Questions, prepared for the Archer County Commissioners Court, April 28 2026. Published by Archer County and mirrored on our documents page. Every figure in this section is read directly from that PDF.

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Google describes the whole document as preliminary and subject to further due diligence and final design decisions.