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Landfill
Bi-County Landfill
Bi-County Landfill, 3212 Dover Road, Woodlawn, 37191, Tennessee
Bi-County Landfill on Dover Road is the big landfill outside Woodlawn where folks haul household junk and contractor loads to be buried. Used by residential cleanouts and commercial haulers, it operates like a standard landfill with tipping fees and scale-based charges.
Pull in off Dover Road and there’s an entrance area with a booth and a scale - plan on stopping for weight checks. The site is large and industrial: wide lanes, heavy equipment moving, and big dirt piles or cells where material is buried. Commercial trucks are handled there, so expect some traffic and larger vehicles maneuvering around. Weekends and spring-cleanup times tend to have longer lines.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Secure and tarp loose loads so debris doesn’t blow out on the road or make unloading messy.
- Leave room to pull forward onto the scale and be prepared to cross it more than once since fees are weight-based.
- If towing a trailer, approach so backing into a dumping spot is straightforward; the lanes are wide but some spots favor backing in.
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