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Landfill
Anderson Regional Landfill
Anderson Regional Landfill, 203 Landfill Road, Belton, 29627, South Carolina
Anderson Regional Landfill, at 203 Landfill Road in Belton, South Carolina, is the regional landfill where trash is buried. Residents, contractors, and commercial haulers bring loads here. It’s a working, industrial site-expect trucks and heavy equipment rather than a tidy drop-off center.
There’s a scale and an entrance booth as part of the process, and tipping fees are normally charged by weight or vehicle class so plan on a weigh-in and often a weigh-out. Pull up to the booth/scale, then be directed to a dumping area and back to the scale when finished. The site looks industrial: long lanes for trucks, heavy machinery in the distance, and open areas for placing loads. Weekends and spring cleanups commonly cause backups and slower lines.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Secure and tarp loose loads before leaving home-loose debris falling on the road is a common hassle.
- If towing a trailer, bring someone to spot while backing; the approaches and turning room can be tight for first-timers.
- Separate obvious recyclables or metal before coming so those items don’t add to the weight being charged at the scale.
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