Watermark.
Findlay
Switch site 38 sites · 11 basins 8 open

Each site is one Watermark investigation. The page color says what opens; the campus line is the build on the ground — two different clocks.

MAU Maumee Basin 9 sites
2MI The Two Miamis 9 sites
SE Southeastern Basins 12 sites
NE Northeast Basins 8 sites
The page — what opens on Watermark Open · Draftfull record Queued · Watchingpreview page Restrictedrequest access
The campus — the build on the ground Investigating Confirmed Under construction Operational
All 38 sites — the network index →
Live

Water supply & consumptive use

How much water the project consumes, against the receiving water's own cited low flows.

Partial
  • no campus water draw is on the record — neither a disclosed cooling method nor a metered or contracted quantity — so no buildout is modelled here; what stands is the receiving water's own existing burden

A real impact study states how much water Findlay Megawatt Hub (MWHub 01) consumes at buildout. It sets that figure against the Blanchard River's own cited design low flows, which are the drought floors a permit writer screens every discharge against. This chapter reports as much of that comparison as the record supports. It names what it cannot compute.

Cooling methodnot disclosed [open] a facility is on the record here; no record says how it rejects heat

baseline

Current municipal loop, no data-center cooling draw.

Cooling demand
0 MGD
baseline: no campus cooling load
Consumptive loss
0 cfs
0 MGD x 0 consumptive (scenario baseline)
Blanchard River 7Q10
0.21 cfs
Ohio EPA NPDES fact sheet 2PD00008*UD (Findlay WPCC, PN 205259, 2024-08-09), Table 12 'Instream Conditions and Discharger Flow', printed p. 28 — basis 'USGS Gages 04188300 and 04189000' (the 30Q10 rows cite 04188300 alone). Discharge location Blanchard River RM 56.42, HUC 04100008-03-04, Ohio EPA river code 04-160 (printed p. 7). Source: data/documents/oepa/findlay/2PD00008.fs.pdf; structured read data/extracted/oepa/findlay/2PD00008.fs.npdes.yaml.

The record behind this chapter

What this chapter stands on: the records it reads, the inputs its modeled figures rest on, and the reference data behind its baselines — the same pages the record screens serve, not a second copy. A figure the record does not support stays [open] and links nothing.

Record groups this chapter reads