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Read more →Four Hills Landfill, 840 West Hollis Street Route 111, Nashua, 3062, New Hampshire
Four Hills Landfill on West Hollis Street (Route 111) is Nashua’s municipal landfill where local trash gets buried. It’s the kind of site used by residents with cleanup loads and by haulers who need final disposal at a larger scale.
Drive in toward a small entrance area with an attendant booth and scales-trucks are usually weighed, so expect to stop more than once. The site is large, with visible capped mounds, heavy equipment and steady truck traffic; watch for backing vehicles and loaders. Tipping fees at landfills are typically charged by weight, and commercial loads are common at facilities of this size. Lines can build up on weekend mornings and during spring cleanup, so allow extra time.
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