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Interactive Recycling Map
Recycling. You know that it’s a good thing to do. But what if you live in an apartment building that doesn’t offer a recycling program? Or what if you have cleaning supplies, paint, batteries, or other hazardous household materials that can be recycled, or at least shouldn’t be thrown away with regular trash? This interactive map can help you figure out where to take your recyclables. You can search for a drop off facility by type of material accepted or by location. You can even get directions to and from the facility and then leave a comment about the experience for others to see. Check it out by clicking on the image below.
Maps of Curbside Recycling Ineligibility
The City of Cincinnati offers curbside recycling to residences with nine or fewer units. This means that many households are ineligible to participate in the residential recycling program. The four maps below show the total number or percentage of households per census block group that are not eligible to participate in the recycling program because they are part of large buildings or complexes. Click on a title to view a .pdf version of the map.
Number of Ineligible Housing Units
Percent of Ineligible Housing Units
There are several drop off locations that accept common household recyclables available to people who live in apartment buildings or who otherwise aren’t served by curbside recycling programs. The following map shows the proximity of these drop offs to the 14 census block groups with the highest number of housing units (500+) not served by curbside recycling programs. You can click the map title to open a .pdf of the map.
Household Recycling Drop Off Locations