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  1. Innovation Barn Self Service Recycling Center

    https://wipeoutwaste.mecknc.gov/facility/innovation-barn-self-service-recycling-center

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  2. Reedy Creek Park Self Service Recycling Center

    https://wipeoutwaste.mecknc.gov/facility/reedy-creek-park-self-service-recycling-center

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  3. Park Road Park Self Service Recycling Center

    https://wipeoutwaste.mecknc.gov/facility/park-road-park-self-service-recycling-center

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  4. McAlpine Creek Park Self Service Recycling Center

    https://wipeoutwaste.mecknc.gov/facility/mcalpine-creek-park-self-service-recycling-center

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  5. Amble Drive Materials Recovery Facility

    https://wipeoutwaste.mecknc.gov/facility/amble-drive-materials-recovery-facility

    Amble Drive Materials Recovery Facility is a County processing facility that sorts all of the single stream recyclable materials collected from residential curbside programs, schools, and drop-off programs throughout Mecklenburg County and several neighboring jurisdictions such as Cabarrus County and the City of Concord.
  6. Pence Road Materials Recovery Facility

    https://wipeoutwaste.mecknc.gov/facility/pence-road-materials-recovery-facility

    The Materials Recovery Facility or MRF, is the County's processing facility that sorts all of the single stream recyclable materials collected from residential curbside programs, schools, and drop-off programs throughout Mecklenburg County and several neighboring jurisdictions such as Cabarrus County and the City of Concord.
  7. Suttle Avenue

    https://luesa.mecknc.gov/facility/suttle-avenue

    Suttle Avenue is home to the Land Use and Environmental Services Agency.
  8. Leeper and Wyatt Store Building

    https://hl.mecknc.gov/Properties/Designated-Historic-Landmarks/charlotte/dilworth/Leeper-Wyatt-Store-Building

    Industrialist D. A. Tompkins had the Leeper and Wyatt Store built to serve the workforce of his Atherton Mill and the nearby Dilworth community. 
  9. Mint Museum of Art

    https://hl.mecknc.gov/Properties/Designated-Historic-Landmarks/charlotte/south-inner/mint-museum-art

     The Mint Museum building was the first branch of the U.S. Mint outside of Philadelphia, due primarily to the discovery of gold in nearby Cabarrus County in 1799.
  10. Reynolds-Gourmajenko House

    https://hl.mecknc.gov/Properties/Designated-Historic-Landmarks/charlotte/south-inner/reynolds-gourmajenko-house

    The Reynolds-Gourmajenko House is a singular structure for Mecklenburg County. It is the area’s only residence designed by the renowned European-trained architect William Lawrence Bottomley of New York City.