Gas prices still high, but remain steady: Here’s where the prices are the highest
Gas prices are still high but remain steady in New Jersey.
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Nov 19, 2021, 12:47 PM
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Updated 1,174 days ago
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The national average is $3.41 a gallon. In California, it’s $4.70. The cheapest prices in the country are in Oklahoma, just under $3.00.
In New Jersey, it costs $3.45 a gallon. Somerset County has been a high spot in the state, for $3.55 a gallon.
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