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Victoria City Landfill is the main burial site for municipal and commercial trash in Victoria, Texas, located at 18141 Farm to Market Rd 1686. Neighbors, landscapers and haulers use it when trash needs to be disposed of for the long haul. It’s a large, regional-style landfill rather than a small drop-off.
Expect a fairly big operation with dirt drives, berms and long rows where material gets compacted and buried. There’s an entrance booth and a scale - loads are billed by weight, so trucks usually stop to be weighed. Commercial haulers use separate lanes or pull-through areas for large loads, while smaller trucks and trailers navigate the same gravel access roads. Lines can build up on busy weekends or during seasonal cleanups, so there can be short waits.
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Before You Go
- Bring a tarp or tie-downs so debris doesn’t fly off while driving; loose loads get noticed and slow things down.
- Have any commercial paperwork or load manifests handy; large loads are handled differently than household drop-offs and paperwork speeds the process.
- Plan trips for weekday mornings if possible - weekends and spring cleanup times commonly mean longer lines and slower traffic through the site.
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