Trash in Scott County

Trash collection, bins, illegal dumping and cleanup Local context for Scott County, Minnesota.

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~ 1,155collection points
~ 22cleanup zones

Trash summary

Scott County, Minnesota has a recorded population of 157,206. For trash, the page currently shows collection points: ~ 1,155, bin locations: ~ 1,668, cleanup zones: ~ 22, dumping attention spots: ~ 9, housing units: 64,166. The figures use the available U.S. geography, population, housing and local-structure data for this place.

collection points~ 1,155
bin locations~ 1,668
cleanup zones~ 22
dumping attention spots~ 9
housing units64,166
resident service base157,206
service coverage zones~ 12
priority buildings~ 6

Calculated from U.S. geography, population and local structure. Public messages are moderated before publication.

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Cities and places in Scott County

Trash in cities, towns and local places in this county.

Shakopee cityCounty subdivision - population 48,401Savage cityCounty subdivision - population 32,896Prior Lake cityCounty subdivision - population 28,018Belle Plaine cityCounty subdivision - population 7,444Jordan cityCounty subdivision - population 6,831
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Credit River cityCounty subdivisionElko New Market cityCounty subdivisionNew Prague cityCounty subdivisionNew Market townshipCounty subdivisionSpring Lake townshipCounty subdivisionCedar Lake townshipCounty subdivisionHelena townshipCounty subdivisionJackson townshipCounty subdivisionSand Creek townshipCounty subdivisionLouisville townshipCounty subdivisionBelle Plaine townshipCounty subdivisionSt. Lawrence townshipCounty subdivisionBlakeley townshipCounty subdivision

Other counties in Minnesota

Trash in other county pages in this state.

Hennepin CountyCounty - population 1,273,334Ramsey CountyCounty - population 542,015Dakota CountyCounty - population 453,156Anoka CountyCounty - population 376,840Washington CountyCounty - population 283,960
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Major cities in Minnesota

Trash in major city pages in this state.

MinneapolisPlace - population 428,579St. PaulPlace - population 307,465St. Paul cityCounty subdivision - population 307,465RochesterPlace - population 123,624Rochester cityCounty subdivision - population 123,624
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Frequently Asked Questions

How many collection points are shown for Scott County, Minnesota?

The current calculated value for collection points is ~ 1,155. This value is based on the available population, housing, area and local geography data for Scott County, Minnesota.

How many bin locations are shown for Scott County, Minnesota?

The current calculated value for bin locations is ~ 1,668. This value is based on the available population, housing, area and local geography data for Scott County, Minnesota.

How many cleanup zones are shown for Scott County, Minnesota?

The current calculated value for cleanup zones is ~ 22. This value is based on the available population, housing, area and local geography data for Scott County, Minnesota.

How many dumping attention spots are shown for Scott County, Minnesota?

The current calculated value for dumping attention spots is ~ 9. This value is based on the available population, housing, area and local geography data for Scott County, Minnesota.

Where do the numbers on this page come from?

Calculated from U.S. geography, population and local structure. Public messages are moderated before publication.

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