Data center campus · Riverside Parkway, Lithia Springs (expansion at 310 Riverside Pkwy), Douglas County, Georgia
Google Douglas County data center
Operating
as of 2007
Google's operating Lithia Springs data center, opened in 2007 and expanded with a $300 million, four-story building announced in 2015.
PowerNot statedNot reported in the records found
Floor area808,355sq ft
Who is behind it
ProjectGoogle Douglas County data center
Developer and teamGoogle
End userGoogle
The record, newest first
Google's Georgia page dates the Douglas County facility to 2007 and says it cools with recycled industrial water. (Google, Oct. 30, 2026)
A regional-impact filing showed the expansion as a four-story, 808,355 sq ft building at 310 Riverside Pkwy. (Bisnow, July 10, 2015)
Google announced a $300 million expansion next to its existing Douglas County data center. (The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, June 2, 2015)
Conflicts and open questions
- sqft is the 2015 expansion building only.
- A former Digital Realty building nearby (ATL11, 101 Aquila Way) once leased to Google is listed by a tracker as decommissioned; not recorded.
- Google's Georgia page gives both 2003 (start of presence; one line says the center was built in 2003) and 2007 (built and opened); 2007 is used.
- The 2015 Bisnow report says the 808,355 sq ft figure came from a DRI filing; that DRI was not opened.
The full record
- Evidence
- Primary public records
- Size class
- Under 50 MW (outside main scope; kept for completeness)