Location & Separate-Site Scope

Hobart Data Center Location Map

Amazon’s Hobart data center project spans two campuses along the 61st Avenue corridor in Hobart, Indiana. Submitted records identify SBN520 (Hobart Data Center Campus) at 4751 East 61st Avenue and SBN750 (Hobart Tech Park) at 6197 Colorado Street. These are application-address reference points, not surveyed project boundaries.

Separate-site scope

SBN520, SBN750 & Adjacent NorthWind North

The map separates the two data-center campuses from the adjacent NorthWind North industrial logistics park. It combines official City of Hobart parcel GIS context with the reviewed site records. This graphic is an informational topological corridor schematic representing relative parcel order and approved or proposed development scopes (Kimley-Horn PC 25-36, Langan PC 26-01, Becknell Item 26-34). Sourced georeferenced boundary shapefiles have not been located in records reviewed (logged as public-record gap GAP-MAP-01).

Combined Campus Acreage722.58 to 773 acres across SBN520 & SBN750SBN520 (~168 ac) + SBN750 (~555–605 ac)

Proposed Data Center Buildings266 at SBN520 + 20 at SBN750 (Applicant proposal)

Combined Backup Generation2119 MW464 MW at SBN520 + 1,655 MW at SBN750

Planned Mass Grading Disturbance~514.5 to 516.6 acres combined mass grading disturbanceKimley-Horn (~115 ac) + Langan (~399.5 ac)

Adjacent Servicing Logistics26.78 acresNorthWind North 4-lot subdivision (Plat approved Oct 1, 2026)

Topological corridor sequence & map gap notice (GAP-MAP-01)

This reference is a topological corridor schematic showing verified relative sequence and parcel relationships along East 61st Avenue. Surveyed georeferenced GIS boundary shapefiles and recorded plat linework have not been located in records reviewed (logged as public-record gap GAP-MAP-01). Accordingly, this schematic contains no arbitrary geodetic coordinates, no geographic distance scale, no made-up polygons, no impact contours, no resident identities, and no proximity inferences.

Primary Initial Data Center Campus (Phase 1)

SBN520 — Hobart Devco Campus

Location: 4751 East 61st Avenue (East 61st Avenue & Arizona Street)

167.77 to 168 acresCivil plan acreage

Applicant / EntityAmazon Data Services, Inc. / Hobart Devco LLC / Hobart Owner LLC

Proposed Buildings6 data-center buildings (Applicant proposal)

Backup GenerationApproximately 464 MW backup nameplate capacity

Grading Disturbance~115 to 117.1 acres of mass grading disturbance

Zoning ClassificationM-1 Light Manufacturing (Reclassified from R-3 under Ordinance 2025-07 with reversion condition)

Civil Plan ReferenceHobart Data Center Campus Mass-Grading Plans (Kimley-Horn) (October 2025 (Wessler MS4 review October 21, 2025))

Current Regulatory & Approval Status: Rezonings and tax incentives approved; site plan treated as first fill permit procedurally dismissed; active challenge in Cause 45D11-2512-MI-000644 (hearing Oct 19, 2026).

Governing Municipal Actions: Ordinance 2024-33 (Data center regulatory framework) • Ordinance 2025-07 (R-3 to M-1 rezoning with reversion condition) • Ordinance 2025-37 (Right-of-way vacation, 2.84 acres) • Resolution 2026-01 (ERA designation) • Resolution 2026-03 (Hobart Owner real-property abatement) • Resolution 2026-04 (Enterprise IT exemption & community agreement)

Boundary Provenance: Submitted civil plan set (Kimley-Horn, Oct 2025, 39 pages) and official City of Hobart GIS parcel reference points. (October 2025 (Civil plans) / Current GIS)

Official GIS context

Zoning Parcels & Distance Bands

City of Hobart official GIS parcel geometry and zoning designations surrounding application address reference points.

Official GIS zoning context and distance bands

Two application-address reference points are shown with ¼-, ½- and 1-mile rings. Reference parcels are not asserted to be the complete project boundary.

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Residential zoningIndustrial zoningCommercial zoningApplication address reference

Informational, not a legal survey.The markers are application-address reference points returned by official GIS. Parcel and project boundaries should be confirmed from an official survey or the final site plan before making a property-specific claim.

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