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- Acid Waste, Collection and Disposal1
- Dead Animal Disposal1
- Dumps-Rubbish1
- Garbage Collection44
- Medical Waste Removal1
- Nonhazardous Waste Disposal Sites1
- Recycling, Waste Materials197
- Refuse Systems10
- Rubbish Collection and Disposal15
- Sanitary Landfills5
- Sanitation Services2
- Street Refuse Systems158
- Waste Disposal4
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- Aurora2
- Beadle4
- Bon Homme2
- Brookings4
- Brown5
- Brule5
- Butte5
- Charles Mix5
- Clay4
- Codington9
- Corson3
- Custer4
- Davison6
- Edmunds1
- Fall River1
- Grant2
- Gregory2
- Hand2
- Hanson1
- Hughes3
- Hutchinson1
- Lake3
- Lincoln6
- Lyman1
- Mc Cook1
- McLaughlin1
- Meade1
- Minnehaha48
- Pennington11
- Perkins1
- Roberts7
- Shannon4
- Tripp1
- Union2
- Walworth5
- Yankton6
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