North Transfer Station

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1350 N 34th St
Seattle, WA 98103
+1 (206) 684-8400
https://www.seattle.gov

Seattle Public Utilities North Transfer Station is a waste management facility located in Seattle, WA. The station offers services for disposing of various types of waste in an environmentally responsible manner.

Customers can access information about the station's services and operations through the official website. For more details, visitors are encouraged to click on the provided link for the updated page.

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4.023 reviews
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Austin W.
7/21/2025

Never before have I been to a dump and found myself turning to the human next to me and saying, "hey this is a nice dump." Well, now I will put a finger down as the kids say because wow, what a...

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Ana R.
5/28/2025

I recently visited the North Transfer Station after being away on vacation and accumulating a lot of recycling. I was really impressed with how clean and well organized the recycling area was. The...

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Eric C.
3/15/2025

If you're considering recycling electronics, don't waste your time here. I brought in some cables and small electronics, only to be told that unless they're made of metal, they'll go straight to...

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Robert C.
4/1/2025

North Transfer Just refused my recycle because they said I needed to wash and dry my bottles and cans. He said I could put them in the trash for $35. I have been recycling there for 15 years with...

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Cathy G.
12/12/2023

If by chance you go in middle of day you will not have to wait in line! It's large- credit of a large city. Employees are courteous. The place is huge-- so much dumped stuff. We finished our...

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