Dumps NearbyDumps & landfills in Washington
We list 396 places to drop off waste in Washington, spread over 38 counties. That includes 17 active landfills, 143 transfer stations and drop-off centers and 42 hazardous waste drop-offs. Public agencies operate 145 of them. Hours and fees are verified for 46 sites so far.
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Most populated counties
Dumps near cities in Washington
By material
Largest landfills by tons accepted
- Roosevelt Regional Landfill MSW Landfill
- Lri Landfill Landfill
- Cedar Hills Regional Landfill Landfill
- Cowlitz County Headquarters Landfill Landfill
- Greater Wenatchee Regional Landfill Landfill
All counties in Washington
- Adams County3
- Asotin County2
- Benton County11
- Chelan County9
- Clallam County5
- Clark County8
- Columbia County4
- Cowlitz County6
- Douglas County6
- Ferry County1
- Franklin County3
- Grant County9
- Grays Harbor County8
- Island County11
- Jefferson County11
- King County77
- Kitsap County13
- Kittitas County6
- Klickitat County4
- Lewis County5
- Lincoln County2
- Mason County9
- Okanogan County4
- Pacific County3
- Pend Oreille County1
- Pierce County37
- San Juan County2
- Skagit County12
- Skamania County1
- Snohomish County44
- Spokane County31
- Stevens County8
- Thurston County10
- Wahkiakum County1
- Walla Walla County3
- Whatcom County13
- Whitman County3
- Yakima County10
Frequently asked questions
How many landfills are in Washington?
We list 17 active municipal landfills in Washington, based on EPA data and our own checks. Many counties use transfer stations instead and haul the waste to a regional landfill.
What is the largest landfill in Washington?
By tons accepted (EPA LMOP): Roosevelt Regional Landfill MSW (2,020,009 tons in 2022), Lri Landfill (1,144,080 tons in 2022) and Cedar Hills Regional Landfill (886,449 tons in 2022).
Where can I dump household hazardous waste in Washington?
Washington has 42 permanent drop-offs for household hazardous waste in our list. See the hazardous waste page for Washington.