A garbage scow.
Landfill... garbage barge or trash incinerator depending where you live...
The noun garbage is an uncountable noun; units are expressed as a lot of garbage, some garbage, a little garbage, a can of garbage, a barge of garbage, etc. The noun garbage is a concrete noun as a substance. The noun garbage is an abstract noun as a concept.
Islip, NY is a town on Long Island that became well known when, after several years, it realized its landfill had become full. Arrangements were made to slip the trash to another location by barge. However, a short time after the barge left port loaded with garbage, a rumor began that there were several bags of hospital garbage on the barge, which was considered to have contaminated the entire load. The barge was refused docking at many locations and finally was granted a federal pass to dock in New Jersey. After a long court battle, the ruling was that the garbage would be incinerated in Brooklyn and the ashes shipped back to Islip and added to their landfill there. Since this incident, there has been no further attempts at shipping garbage via barge. Islip, NY is home to the Long Island MacArthur Airport and the New York Air Route Traffic Control Center. Tourism has made Islip, NY grow into the town that it is today.
A barge master is a person who is in charge of transport on a barge.
Ed Barge's birth name is Edward J. Barge.
A barge pole is a variety of quant pole used to propel a barge through the water.
Barge (English) -> Péniche (French)
Brenda of the Barge was created in 1920.
Girl on the Barge was created in 1929.
Gene Barge was born in 1926.
The Baby on the Barge was created in 1915.