Prince William County, Virginia, is currently reviewing three proposals that could lead to the establishment of up to 12 data centers in the eastern part of the county. The Prince William Times reports that the proposals, named Quantico Ridge, Six Towers, and Southpark, are strategically located along Virginia State Route 234. Quantico Ridge is set to include four data centers adjacent to Prince William Park, which is currently designated for mixed office and residential use. Meanwhile, Six Towers Industrial Park plans to construct two data centers situated between Charles Colgan High School and an existing business park. Lastly, the Southpark proposal aims to utilize vacant land located between the Four Seasons retirement community and Interstate 95. Although these projects are in different stages of planning, none have been scheduled for public hearings as of yet. One proposal that was set for a vote regarding amendments to its use plans was withdrawn from the agenda by the developers. This development could significantly impact the local landscape and economy as the county considers the implications of such large-scale data center operations.