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Read more →Gallatin County Logan Landfill, 10585 Two Dog Road, Three Forks, 59752, Montana
Gallatin County Logan Landfill in Three Forks is the county landfill where household trash and bigger truck loads get buried. Locals, ranchers and haulers stop in here - it’s the sort of place with trucks and gravel, not a neat little drop-off lot.
There’s a scale/scalehouse at the entrance and most county landfills charge tipping fees by weight, so plan to be weighed in and again on the way out. Drive past the scale toward the active dumping area; the site is mostly gravel roads, open mounds and a working face where loads are emptied. Expect dust, the smell you’d get at any landfill and steady coming-and-going of trucks during busier times. Commercial rigs commonly use county landfills, so larger trucks are a regular sight alongside smaller pickups.
Learn how to properly dispose of common items.

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