Other Strongly Notable Onshore Wind Farms
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| Wind farm | Capacity (MW) |
Country | Coordinates | Notes |
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| Altamont Pass Wind Farm | 576 | USA | 37°43′57″N 121°39′9″W / 37.7325°N 121.6525°W / 37.7325; -121.6525 (Altamont Pass Wind Farm) | multiple farms |
| Clyde Wind Farm | 548 | Scotland | under construction | |
| Gansu Wind Farm | 5,160 | China | 40°12′N 96°54′E / 40.2°N 96.9°E / 40.2; 96.9 (Gansu Wind Farm) | multiple farms |
| Lower Snake River Wind Project | 343 | USA | under construction | |
| Macarthur Wind Farm | 420 | Australia | under construction | |
| Milford Wind Corridor Project | 203 | USA | 102 MW second phase under construction | |
| San Gorgonio Pass Wind Farm | 615 | USA | 33°54′53.532″N 116°35′18.348″W / 33.91487°N 116.58843°W / 33.91487; -116.58843 (San Gorgonio Pass Wind Farm) | multiple farms |
| Shepherds Flat Wind Farm | 845 | USA | 45°42′N 120°04′W / 45.7°N 120.067°W / 45.7; -120.067 (Shepherds Flat Wind Farm) | under construction |
| Tehachapi Pass Wind Farm | 705 | USA | 35°06′08″N 118°16′58″W / 35.10222°N 118.28278°W / 35.10222; -118.28278 (Tehachapi Pass Wind Farm) | multiple farms |
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