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Cairo Municipal Solid Waste Landfill2 mi
1593 6th Avenue Nw, Cairo, GA
Landfills, dumps and drop-offs near Cairo, GA
17 landfills, transfer stations and recyclers within 25 miles of Cairo, GA. Filter by what you need to get rid of.
17 facilitiesUpdated October 2026Source: the US EPA Disaster Debris Recovery Tool
Facilities come from the US EPA Disaster Debris Recovery Tool. Accepted materials, fees and residency rules change, so call the facility before you load up.
17 facilities near Cairo, GA
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Four Corners Gin14 mi
169 Midway Church Rd, Meigs, GA
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Griffin Waste Service, LLC16 mi
Hwy 319, Pelham, GA
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Decatur County Solid Waste Facility17 mi
104 Mine Loop, Attapulgas, GA
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Thomas Co - Thomasville/sunset Dr Ph 3 C/d Landfill17 mi
88 County Landfill, Thomasville, GA
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Thomasville/sunset Dr Phases Iv & V Mswl18 mi
County Landfill, Thomasville, GA
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Decatur Gin Co25 mi
1888 Butler Ferry Rd, Bainbridge, GA
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A&r Metals Inc1 mi
13 20th St Ne, Cairo, GA
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Robert Taylor/ Mr Liquidator4 mi
2839 Hwy 111 S, Cairo, GA
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Hill's Salvage5 mi
1811 Pierce Chapel Rd, Cairo, GA
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Billy's Salvage Inc7 mi
1457 Tired Creek Rd, Whigham, GA
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R&d Metal Recycling12 mi
219 Industrial Blvd, Thomasville, GA
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Godwin' Salvage17 mi
12395 Hwy 84 E, Thomasville, GA
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Tallahassee Scrap Metals Inc18 mi
1659 Glade Rd, Havana, FL
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Eidson Sales and Leasing20 mi
5386 Strawberry Ln, Pelham, GA
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Schnitzer Southeast Llc-Bainbridge23 mi
916 Dothan Rd, Bainbridge, GA
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Ajacks24 mi
1105 W Jefferson St, Boston, GA
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