To dump trash near you, here are some general options depending on your location:

• In the United States, you can find local landfills and waste drop-off locations through services like WM (Waste Management), which operates hundreds of landfills and recycling centers nationwide where you can dispose of trash, recycling, and junk

. You can also use online tools such as Workiz to locate public landfill and recycling drop-off sites near you

• If you live in St. Louis City, residents can bring up to 12 loads of trash, yard waste, and bulk items to the City Transfer Station. You must bring proof of residency and follow size and vehicle restrictions. The service is included in the residential Solid Waste Collection Fee. The Transfer Station is open Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 4 PM, closed on weekends and holidays

• In Germany, waste disposal is more regulated with mandatory waste separation. You typically have different bins for plastics (yellow), paper (green/blue), residual waste (black/gray), and organic waste (brown). For larger items or special waste, you can bring them to local recycling centers called "Recyclinghof," such as those in Berlin operated by BSR. These centers accept appliances, electronics, furniture, batteries, and other items, sometimes for free or a small fee

To find the exact nearest location to dump your trash, you can:

• Check with your local municipal waste management website or service provider for landfill or recycling center locations.
• Use online landfill locator tools if in the USA

• In Germany, look up your local waste calendar ("Abfallkalender") or use apps from local recycling companies to know collection dates and recycling centers

If you provide your city or region, I can help find more specific nearby trash dumping locations.