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Read more →Hill County Landfill, 7055 County Road 451 SE, Havre, 59501, Montana
Hill County Landfill sits out on County Road 451 SE a bit southeast of Havre. Locals swing by with pickup loads, trailers, and the occasional contractor truck when trash needs to be buried rather than recycled. Expect a mix of residential drop-offs and heavier hauls on weekdays.
There’s typically a scale/entrance booth where vehicles are weighed and routed, so plan on stopping twice - in and out. After that, pull up to the working face or a staged area and dump as directed; the site is mostly gravel with heavy equipment and dirt mounds around. It can be dusty and loud when the dozers are moving, and lines form fast on weekends or during spring cleanups. Bring something to secure loose material - wind and gravel roads make a mess otherwise.
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