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Recycling Center
Moore County Recycling Center
748 Booneville Hwy, Lynchburg, TN 37352
(931) 759-6008Moore County Recycling Center is the small county recycling drop-off on Booneville Hwy in Lynchburg that locals use for household recyclables. Neighbors bring everything from paper and cardboard to glass, metals and many plastics. Nothing fancy - just a practical spot to keep items out of the landfill.
Pull into the lot off 748 Booneville Hwy and you’ll see a handful of large collection containers and a simple drive-up layout rather than a big transfer station. Centers like this often have a scale or a small entrance booth and will want materials sorted into different bins. Be ready to unload from your vehicle and place items in the correct containers; larger or bulkier loads usually take a bit more time. Expect lines on weekend mornings and during spring-cleanup season.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Pre-sort and flatten cardboard and bundle paper before getting there - it speeds the whole process.
- Bring gloves, straps and someone to help with heavy items; moving bulky stuff solo is slower and harder than it looks.
- Try to avoid weekend peak times, especially during spring cleanup; midweek or later-afternoon visits tend to be quieter.
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