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Морингийн Даваа Хогийн Цэг | |
Address | Ulaanbaatar Mongolia |
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Location | Khan Uul |
Coordinates | 47°49′42.3″N 106°41′03.0″E / 47.828417°N 106.684167°E / 47.828417; 106.684167 |
Operator | Urban Development Department of Ulaanbaatar City Council |
Type | landfill |
The Moringiin Davaa Landfill (Mongolian: Морингийн Даваа Хогийн Цэг) is a landfill in Khan Uul District, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.
History
In 2024, a construction and demolition waste recycling plant was constructed at the site with an annual recycling capacity of 175,000 tons of solid construction waste.
Technical specifications
The landfill is managed by the Urban Development Department of Ulaanbaatar City Council.
See also
References
- J., Khankhuu (29 May 2024). "Construction and Demolition Waste Recycling Plant to be Commissioned in the Third Quarter of This Year". Mongolian National News Agency. Retrieved 5 January 2025.
- "Construction permits inspected". Visit Ulaanbaatar. Retrieved 5 January 2025.