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Noonan Landfill LLC
Noonan Landfill LLC, 10080 county road 21 nw, Noonan, 58765, North Dakota
Noonan Landfill LLC is the county landfill out on County Road 21 NW, the place farmers, contractors and folks with pickup loads head to when there’s no curbside pickup. Trucks of all sizes show up here - from small trailers to commercial rigs - so plan for a working, dusty site rather than a paved transfer station.
Expect to cross a scale and be charged by weight, so most vehicles stop twice - once in and once out. There’s typically a gate or intake booth where drivers check in before being directed to a dumping area, and traffic moves in lanes with heavy equipment working the cells. The surface is gravel and can be rutted; piles of cover dirt and active pushing/compacting equipment are common sights. Cold North Dakota winters make the yard slick and short daylight hours mean things can wind down earlier than in summer.
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Before You Go
- Be ready to use the scale: commercial trucks and larger loads are weighed and fees are weight-based, so have load info handy to move through faster.
- Secure and tarp loads before leaving the road-loose debris on the gravel yard makes for extra cleanup and slows everyone down.
- Avoid weekend afternoons and peak spring-cleanup days if possible; mornings usually move quicker, and winter conditions can make the entrance and internal roads rough.
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