Transfer-station
noun
1.
a place where residential garbage and commercial wastes are compressed, baled, and loaded on vehicles for moving to disposal sites, as for landfill.
transfer station
noun
1.
(NZ) a municipal depot where rubbish is sorted for recycling or relocation to a landfill site
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