North Carolina · NC
North Carolina has 300 facilities in 166 cities: 179 landfills, 89 transfer stations, 28 drop-off centers and 4 recycling centers. Charlotte has the most with 10. 285 have a phone number.
Records for North Carolina come from the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality and the EPA Landfill Methane Outreach Program, cross-checked against each facility's own website where one is published. 179 of the 300 sites are permitted landfills and 89 are transfer stations, spread across 93 counties. By annual tonnage the largest are Sampson County Disposal, LLC (2,022,601 tons in 2022), Charlotte Motor Speedway Landfill V (1,120,623 tons in 2022) and Anson County Waste Management Facility (1,023,644 tons in 2022).
300
facilities
166
cities
179
landfills
89
transfer stations
Tarboro, NC
Newton, NC
Winston-Salem, NC
Smithfield, NC
Fayetteville, NC
Crouse, NC
Apex, NC
New Bern, NC
Randleman, NC
Jacksonville, NC
No city matches. Smaller towns are grouped under "All other facilities" below.
Smaller towns are grouped under "All other facilities" below.
243 facilities in 158 towns, grouped by town. Open a town to see its sites.
300 published facilities in North Carolina, covering 166 cities. Counts update whenever the data is refreshed.
Each facility is built from public sources such as the EPA LMOP database, state permit lists and the facility's own website, and shows its sources and the date it was last checked at the bottom of its page.
Every facility page has a "Suggest a correction" form. Submissions are reviewed before publishing.