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This is a list of landfills in the United States. A landfill is a site for the disposal of waste materials by burial and is the oldest form of waste treatment. Historically, landfills have been the most common method of organized waste disposal and remain so in many places around the world. Superfund sites are recognized by the government as being contaminated with hazardous substances as well as broadly defined "pollutants or contaminants" and in need of cleanup.

Alabama

Landfills in the state of Alabama ^[1]
Name	City
Arrowhead Landfill	Uniontown
Black Warrior Solid Waste Facility	Coker
Brundidge Landfill	Brundidge
Chastang Landfill	Mt. Vernon
Morgan County Regional MSW Landfill	Trinity
City of Dothan Landfill	Dothan
Coffee County Sanitary Landfill	Elba
Cullman Environmental Waste Management Center	Cullman
Eastern Area Landfill	Birmingham
Florence Landfill	Florence
Huntsville Landfill	Huntsville
Irvington Landfill	Irvington
Jefferson County Landfill No.1	Gardendale
Jefferson County Landfill No.2	Pinson
Magnolia Subtitle D Landfill	Summerdale
Morris Farm Landfill	Hillsboro
New Georgia Landfill	Birmingham
North Montgomery Landfill	Montgomery
Pine View Landfill	Dora
Salem Landfill	Opelika
Sand Valley Landfill	Collinsville
Scottsboro Landfill	Hollywood
Shelby County Highway 70 Landfill	Columbiana
Star Ridge Landfill	Moody
Stones Throw Landfill	Tallassee
Three Corners Landfill	Piedmont
Timberlands Landfill	Brewton
Turkey Trot Landfill	Citronelle
Willow Ridge Landfill	Haleyville

Alaska

Arizona

Arkansas

California

Canal Area, San Rafael – The "East San Rafael" area (the eastern portion of the Canal Area between the Bay and San Quentin Ridge) was home to most of the garbage disposal sites in central Marin County.
Chiquita Canyon Landfill, Castaic^[2]
Eastlake Landfill, Clearlake
Frank R. Bowerman Landfill, Orange County
Fresno Municipal Sanitary Landfill, Fresno
Junipero Serra Landfill, Colma, closed in 1983
Kettleman Hills Hazardous Waste Facility, southwest of Kettleman City
Newby Island landfill, Santa Clara County
Olinda Landfill, Orange County
Puente Hills Landfill, Los Angeles County, the largest landfill in the country (closed)
Redwood Landfill, Marin County (Novato)
Scholl Canyon Landfill, located in Glendale, California
Shoreline Park, Mountain View, now a city park
Sunshine Canyon Landfill, Sylmar, California
Toyon Canyon Landfill, Los Angeles, closed in 1985

Colorado

Connecticut

Laurel Park Incorporated, Naugatuck, closed in 1987

Delaware

Florida

Mount Trashmore, Broward County
Munisport, North Miami, ceased operating in 1980

Georgia

Grady Road Landfill
Hercules 009 Landfill, Brunswick, a Superfund site
Hickory Ridge Landfill, Conley
Safeguard Landfill
Taylor County Landfill

Hawaii

Idaho

Illinois

Mallard Lake Landfill, DuPage County
Lee County Landfill
Livingston Landfill
Landcomp Landfill
Upper Rock Island County Landfill
Prairie View Landfill

Indiana

Randolph Farms Landfill, Modoc
Newton County Landfill

Iowa

Kansas

Kentucky

Glen Lily Landfill, Warren County
Outer Loop Recycling & Disposal Facility, Louisville

Louisiana

Agriculture Street Landfill, New Orleans

Maine

Juniper Ridge Landfill

Maryland

Alpha Ridge Landfill, Marriottsville
Carr's Mill Landfill, Howard County
Scarboro Landfill, Harford County, used until 1986

Massachusetts

Charles-George Reclamation Trust Landfill, Tyngsborough, a Superfund site
Shpack Landfill, Norton, a Superfund site

Michigan

Carleton Farms Landfill, Sumpter Township

Minnesota

Mississippi

Missouri

Montana

Nebraska

Nevada

Apex Landfill, Clark County

New Hampshire

New Jersey

Kin-Buc Landfill, Edison, a Superfund site
Ringwood Mines landfill site, Ringwood, used until the early 1970s, a Superfund site
Rolling Knolls Landfill, Chatham Township

New Mexico

New York

Fountain Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue Landfills, Brooklyn, former landfills
Love Canal, Niagara Falls
Pfohl Brothers Landfill, Cheektowaga, closed in 1971, a Superfund site
Seneca Meadows Landfill, Seneca Falls
Fresh Kills Landfill, Staten Island
High Acres Landfill, Rochester
Edgemere Landfill, Queens

North Carolina

Highpoint C&D Landfill
Red Rock Disposal Landfill
Sampson County Landfill
South Wake MSW LAndfill
Warren County PCB Landfill, now closed

North Dakota

Ohio

Krejci Dump, near Boston Heights, closed in 1986, a Superfund site
Rumpke Sanitary Landfill, north of Cincinnati
Tunnel Hill Reclamation Landfill, Subtitle D landfill in New Lexington, OH^[3]
Apex Environmental Resources, Amsterdam, OH

Oklahoma

Oregon

Pennsylvania

Rhode Island

Central Landfill, in Johnston

South Carolina

Curry Lake C&D Landfill
L&L C&D Landfill
Shiloh C&D Landfill

South Dakota

Tennessee

Decatur Landfill

Texas

Utah

Vermont

The Coventry, Vermont landfill is notable for being the only disposal site in the entire state. It is located near the Canadian border and near an international lake.^[4]