Central Washington
Quincy, Washington
City
Columbia Basin farm and data center town
Quincy is a small city at the center of Columbia Basin farming, now also a major data center cluster with access to cheap hydropower.
History & Local Character
Incorporated in 1907, Quincy grew as a railroad and irrigation farming town and expanded into technology infrastructure in the 2000s.
Housing & Real Estate
Older homes, new subdivisions and apartments for data center and farm workers.
Restaurants & Shopping
A few restaurants and cafes serve downtown and the highway corridor.
Schools & Education
Quincy School District serves the city.
Parks & Recreation
Quincy's city park, the Columbia River and nearby Quincy Lakes provide recreation.
Transportation & Accessibility
SR 28 and SR 281 meet in Quincy, with I-90 a short drive south.
Local Businesses
Data centers, cold storage, farm services and restaurants.
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Nearby Attractions
- Quincy Lakes
- Columbia River
- Gorge Amphitheatre
- Cave B Estate Winery
Advantages & Considerations
Advantages
- Strong employment base
- Affordable housing
- Hydropower and data infrastructure
Considerations
- Hot, dry summers
- Limited amenities
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are there data centers in Quincy?
Quincy offers inexpensive hydroelectric power, available land and fiber connections, which attracted large cloud and technology companies.