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Ant Flat Landfill
Ant Flat Landfill, Ant Flat Road, Enterprise, 97828, Oregon
Ant Flat Landfill sits out on Ant Flat Road near Enterprise, Oregon. It’s the county landfill where trash gets buried and where homeowners and local haulers bring bigger loads that won’t fit in curbside cans.
Expect a simple, working-site feel: an entrance booth and a scale are usually part of the process, and fees are typically charged by weight so there’s a stop on the way out to re-weigh. After that, drivers pull up to the active tipping area to unload while loaders and dozers move material around. The site is mostly dirt and gravel - dusty in summer and muddy after rain - with equipment noises and uneven ground underfoot. Weekends and spring cleanup times get backed up, so lines are common at busy times.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Cover and secure loads before leaving home; loose debris blows off and creates extra cleanup time at the entrance.
- Have the back of the truck or trailer ready to open and loose items accessible so unloading is quicker; larger rigs may need to back into the tipping area.
- Wear sturdy boots and keep a pair of gloves handy - the ground is rough and things get dusty or muddy depending on the season.
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