Newfoundland and Labrador Dumps, Landfills & Waste Depots
- 18 listings
- 11 recycling depots and eco-centres
- 4 landfills
- 3 transfer stations / waste depots
- 3 with posted hours
Dumpmapper has 18 listings in Newfoundland and Labrador, across 6 of its 11 census divisions. The areas with the most listings are Division No. 1 (5), Division No. 6 (4), Division No. 3 (3), Division No. 8 (3), Other (1).
Coverage is still thin here. Public open data for this province lists few sites, so many local waste depots are not on the map yet. If you know one, tell us.
Listings aren't verified yet. Hours, tipping fees and resident rules change, so check with the site before you go. Distances on the map are shown in miles.
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Listings by census division
Division No. 1 (5)
- CBS Green Depot Recycling center
- Canadian Diabetes Association Recycling center
- Placentia Waste Recovery Facility Landfill
- Riverhead Green Depot Recycling center
- Robin Hood Landfill Recycling center
Division No. 6 (4)
- Botwood Recycling Green Depot Recycling center · Botwood
- Compost Depot Recycling center
- Recycling Program Depot Recycling center
- Waste Transfer Station Transfer station / convenience center
Division No. 3 (3)
- Coast of Bays Green Depot Recycling center
- Gaultois Municipal Landfill Landfill
- Milltown-Head Bay D'Espoir Municipal Landfill Landfill
Division No. 8 (3)
- CNWM Transfer station / convenience center
- New World Island Green Depot Recycling center
- Point Leamington Transfer Station Transfer station / convenience center · Point Leamington
Other (1)
- Fogo Island Green Depot Recycling center · Fogo
Division No. 7 (1)
- King's Cove Landfill Landfill
Division No. 10 (1)
- Green Depot Recycling center · Happy Valley Goose Bay
Recycling & hazardous waste in Newfoundland and Labrador
We have 0 household hazardous waste depots, 0 electronics and 0 battery or paint drop-offs in Newfoundland and Labrador so far. The official program locators have many more:
- Electronics: Recycle My Electronics (EPRA) lists depots in every province that has a program.
- Batteries: Call2Recycle Canada locator.
- Paint, lights and household hazardous products: Product Care Recycling (BC, AB, MB, SK, ON, QC, NS, NB, PE, NL programs).
FAQ
Where can I take garbage in Newfoundland and Labrador?
Dumpmapper lists 18 public waste sites in Newfoundland and Labrador: 4 landfills, 3 transfer stations or waste depots and 11 recycling and other drop-offs. Many are run by a municipality, regional district or waste commission and may be for local residents only.
How much does it cost to use a dump in Newfoundland and Labrador?
Tipping fees are set by each municipality or operator and change often, so we only show a fee when a source lists one. Check with the site before you go.
Where do I take paint, batteries or electronics in Newfoundland and Labrador?
Most provinces run stewardship programs with their own depot locators: Recycle My Electronics for electronics, Call2Recycle for batteries and Product Care for paint and lights. Links are on this page.
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