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County Environmental Landfill of Wyandot
County Environmental Landfill of Wyandot, 11164 County Road #4, Carey, 43316, Ohio
County Environmental Landfill of Wyandot is the county landfill out on County Road 4 near Carey, used by both residents and commercial haulers. It’s a working landfill - the kind of place where loads are buried and big trucks come and go.
Pulling in, there’s an entrance booth and a scale to stop at, and tipping fees are weight-based so expect to be weighed. The site is large with high, compacted mounds and plenty of heavy equipment moving around; give trucks room to maneuver. Unloading happens at active faces rather than a neat drop-off yard, so follow any on-site signs or flow and be prepared for a short drive in to the working area.
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Before You Go
- Secure and sort the load in the truck beforehand so unloading goes quicker and loose debris doesn’t blow out on the road.
- Expect to stop at the scale and be weighed on the way out - heavier loads cost more, so avoid overloading if possible.
- Avoid weekend afternoons and spring cleanup rushes if time matters; heavy equipment moves slowly, so leave extra time when the site is busy.
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