Solid and Hazardous Waste Facilities in New Jersey
Statewide GIS layer of currently operating solid-waste, hazardous-waste, medical-waste, recycling, landfill, transfer, and materials-recovery facilities.
Questions this answers
2 · best fit firstNJDEP's statewide layer identifies currently operating landfill and other solid-waste disposal facilities by facility type, identifiers, name, address, waste-type fields, coordinates, and data-load date. Filtering landfill or disposal rows supports current presence and type within a stated parcel radius, but not historical closure or physical or environmental condition.
NJDEP's standing statewide layer identifies currently operating hazardous-waste facility types by facility identifiers, name, address, EPA identifier where supplied, waste-type fields, coordinates, and data-load date. Filtering to hazardous-waste facility types and computing a stated parcel distance supplies Useful evidence that a regulator-reported hazardous facility lies nearby; it does not supply substance quantities, covered-process thresholds, emergency-programme characteristics, releases, contamination, or control-effectiveness findings.
Fields it delivers
4 fieldsFirst-party NJDEP material identifies this as a New Jersey statewide or New Jersey-regulated-site product; the structured footprint is US-NJ.
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