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City of WoLandfill Point
City of WoLandfill Point, Eleventh Avenue North, Wolf Point, 59201, Montana
City of WoLandfill Point on Eleventh Avenue North is the town landfill for Wolf Point - where household and commercial loads end up being buried. Neighbors with pickup loads, haulers with trailers, and local contractors all use this spot.
There’s a small entrance booth and a scale at the driveway; landfills charge by weight, so expect to be weighed. After that, follow the traffic to the active dumping area - open ground with heavy equipment moving and piles of compacted material. Tipping fees are typically weight-based, with a residential minimum and separate commercial rates, so commercial trucks are accepted but billed differently.
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Before You Go
- Tie down and cover anything that can blow off - Eleventh Avenue North can get windy and loose debris makes a mess.
- Keep in mind the scale: wet loads or lots of soil add weight quickly, which affects the fee more than volume does.
- If possible, try a weekday morning; weekends and spring-cleanup times tend to have the longest lines.
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