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log dump † 
n. a place where logs are piled, as on the bank of a river, by a railway siding, road, etc., ready for moving out to the mill.
See also: dump ((n.)) (def. 2)
- 1942 (1946) A log dump, or "the dump," is commonly a trestle built over the water.
- 1966 [He] said lumber camps and log dumps should be 600 feet from all lakes and waterways. . . .
- 1942 (1946) A log dump, or "the dump," is commonly a trestle built over the water.