An engineering view
of the US electricity grid.

A potential data center site needs a view of the transmission network, planned upgrades, and the process for connecting a large load. The public evidence is spread across utilities, regional operators, and regulatory filings.

US Grid GIS brings those records into a map that a person can inspect, query, and export.

Published routes carry their source meaning. Administrative milestones, construction updates, and forecasts of electrical service remain separate observations.

Available capacity and a particular customer's connection date need published evidence or a utility study. The map keeps those gaps explicit.

The source archive makes the data handling and collection logic inspectable. Public-source attribution and reuse limits stay with the project.