Amazon continues to expand its fulfillment footprint. More distribution capacity generally means faster delivery for FBA inventory and Amazon’s own retail stock — and often lower last-mile cost as inventory sits closer to customers.
Below is a snapshot of centers called out in the original Awesomers post (summer 2018). Treat codes, SANs, and addresses as historical reference only; always confirm current ship-to locations in Seller Central when creating inbound shipments.
Centers listed (July 2018)
Amazon.com.dedc LLC
6500 Davidson Hwy, Concord, NC 28027
Operating from July 22, 2018 · FC
CLT3· SAN9908196· Carton SAN990820XGolden State FC LLC
2255 W. Lugonia Ave., Redlands, CA 92374
Operating from July 24, 2018 · FC
XUSV· SAN9909656Amazon.com.dedc LLC
1225 Forest Pkwy., West Deptford, NJ 08066
Operating from July 25, 2018 · FC
IVSC· SAN9909753Amazon.com.dedc LLC
800 Arlington Blvd., Swedesboro, NJ 08085
Operating from July 25, 2018 · FC
IVSD· SAN9909761Amazon.com.dedc LLC
14601 Grant Street, Thornton, CO 80023
Operating from July 29, 2018 · FC
DEN3· SAN9908633Amazon.com.dedc LLC
32801 Ecorse Road, Romulus, MI 48174
Operating from July 29, 2018 · FC
DTW1· SAN9908420
Why sellers cared
New FCs change inbound planning: which node you ship to, lead times, and how quickly inventory becomes available for Prime. Capacity waves like this were part of Amazon’s push for same- and next-day delivery coverage.
For today’s network, use Amazon’s current fulfillment center lists and the shipment workflow in Seller Central — do not ship to 2018 addresses from this page without verifying.