Hjørring Kommune

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Contact information

Municipality address:Nørregade 2, 9800 Hjørring
Website:hjoerring.dk

About the municipality

Hjørring Municipality in North Jutland offers both urban life and scenic landscapes, including popular beaches by the North Sea. The municipality has a strong business structure and cultural events such as Hjørring Revyen.

Cities and postcodes

See the postal cities and postcodes associated with the municipality.

11 cities
Ålbæk9982
Bindslev9881
Frederikshavn9900
Hirtshals9850
Hjørring9800
Jerslev J9740
Løkken9480
Østervrå9750

Municipal waste rules

In Hjørring Municipality, waste is sorted into trash categories such as plastic, paper, glass, metal, food waste, residual waste and hazardous waste. The municipality provides containers that households must use according to local regulations and access requirements. Bulky waste, garden waste and electronics have separate schemes, and residents can sign up for SMS reminders about collection days.

Waste categories: 9 of 10

  • Residual waste

    ✓ Used

  • Food waste

    ✓ Used

  • Cardboard

    ? Not confirmed

  • Plastic

    ✓ Used

  • Glass

    ✓ Used

  • Hazardous waste

    ✓ Used

  • Paper

    ✓ Used

  • Metal

    ✓ Used

  • Textile waste

    ? Not confirmed

  • Food and beverage cartons

    ? Not confirmed

Not confirmed means the municipality's material does not identify the category clearly.

Practical waste information

Waste operator
Nordværk
Recycling centres
13 recycling centres

Municipal waste service information

Waste collection

Nordværk self-service provides calendars, SMS notifications, scheme changes, extra collections, bags, environmental boxes and issue reporting.

Sorting guidance

Nordværk provides digital and printable sorting guides for homes, flats and holiday homes. Holiday-home guides are also available in German and English.

Bulky waste

Nordværk collects booked bulky waste free of charge when residents cannot transport it. The limit is 150 kg or about 2 m³, excluding garden and hazardous waste.

Hazardous waste

All households have a red environmental box placed by the food/residual bin for collection. It may weigh up to 8 kg; larger amounts go to a recycling centre.

Garden waste and composting

Garden waste is accepted at Nordværk recycling centres. Residents can also purchase a dedicated garden-waste bin collected four times yearly.

Source: The information is based on Hjørring Municipality's official waste pages and Nordværk's information about waste schemes. Affaldsguide Danmark is an independent guide and is not part of the municipality.

Last checked: 2026-05-14

Recycling centres

13 locations

Map of recycling centres

The map shows 11 of 13 recycling centres. The remaining locations are missing coordinates in the dataset.

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