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Republic Services Victoria Landfill is the big landfill that serves Victoria and the surrounding rural areas. Locals, contractors, and businesses drop loads here when trash needs to be buried rather than recycled or hauled away.
The site is large and open - long dirt drives, berms of compacted material, and the typical landfill silhouette. There’s an entrance booth and a scale, since tipping fees are charged in the usual landfill ways (by weight or by load), so expect to stop and get weighed. Commercial trucks are accepted alongside residential drop-offs, and traffic can pile up during weekends or spring cleanup times.
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Before You Go
- Bring a way to cover loose loads; wind can scatter light debris on the access road.
- Have an idea of whether the load is commercial or residential - that affects the paperwork and how the vehicle is routed.
- Arrive early on busy days to avoid long lines at the scale and entrance booth.
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