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Covington Mills Transfer Station
6229 Turner Street, Covington, GA
Landfills, dumps and drop-offs in Newton County, GA
13 landfills, transfer stations and recyclers in Newton County, GA. Filter by what you need to get rid of.
13 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.
13 facilities near Newton County, GA
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Harris Transfer Station, Inc.
8163 Old Atlanta Highway, Covington, GA
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Newton Co- Biotran Incorporated
636 Moore St, Oxford, GA
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Waste Services
8194 Washington Street, Covington, GA
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Lb Recycling & Waste Services
8194 Washington St Sw, Covington, GA
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Newton Co - Forest Tower/lwr Rvr Rds (sl)
205 Lower River Rd, Covington, GA
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Newton County Neighborhood Recycling Center-Adams Circle
2010 Adams Cir, Mansfield, GA
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Newton County Neighborhood Recycling Center-Flat Shoals
11575 Covington Bypass Rd, Covington-Porterdale, GA
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Newton County Neighborhood Recycling Center-Oak Hill Road
112 Oak Hill Rd, Covington, GA
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Newton County Neighborhood Recycling Center-Piper Road
10545 Hwy 36, Covington, GA
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Newton County Neighborhood Recycling Center-Stewart Volunteer Fire Department
14645 Hwy 36, Covington, GA
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Newton County Neighborhood Recycling Center-Stone Road
70 Stone Rd, Covington, GA
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Oconee Metal Recovery
919 Washington St Sw, Covington, GA
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