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Open infrastructure research · India

Better land decisions start with better evidence.

Explore the infrastructure around a potential AI data center site. Follow facility records to their sources, inspect Madhya Pradesh's mapped context, and draw the boundary you want to investigate.

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Facility records
205
With a mapped point
204
Without verified coordinates
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Facility snapshot retrieved 2026-09-05T19:51:55Z; Madhya Pradesh map snapshot retrieved 2026-09-07T19:37:24Z. Dates describe retrieval, not independent re-verification. Inspect the data and sources.

Start with a geography

From the national landscape to a site boundary.

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Bhopal

The detailed city view. Inspect a 2 km research grid and draw exact boundaries alongside mapped power, water and industrial land.

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Madhya Pradesh

Statewide mapped power, water and industrial land. Inspect source coverage, then zoom to a city or exact site boundary.

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India

Understand the distribution of directory records, inspect national screening context, and identify the evidence needed for deeper research.

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For people and agents

A shared starting point for site research.

Investors can inspect where evidence is strong or missing. Developers can draw a parcel and prepare verification questions. Public agencies can review mapped context and contribute corrections. Researchers and agents can read the same attributed snapshots directly.

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What this platform supports today

  • Explore attributed facility records and map layers.
  • Inspect source dates, coordinate precision and known limitations.
  • Draw, edit, save and export exact boundaries in your browser.
  • Download data for a reproducible research workflow.

Available land, utility connection capacity and investment suitability require further verification. A promising map view is the beginning of that work.

Inspect the evidence behind the map.

The facility directory, methodology and downloadable snapshots remain readable without JavaScript or a map provider.