Gas prices on the rise? Here’s the average in each of the 50 states
End-of-summer bummer
Gas prices across the U.S. have decreased in the past few months, with the national average going below $3.50. It was a nice shift from the previous year when prices were well above $5.
But, the pump giveth, the pump taketh.
As we near August 2023, prices are back on the rise, heading over an average of $3.75 a gallon.
How does that compare to your state’s current average for a gallon of Regular Unleaded? Here is the breakdown at the pump for all 50 states, according to AAA…
Alabama: $3.318
Alaska: $4.318
Arizona: $3.819
Arkansas: $3.372
California: $4.954
Colorado: $3.937
Connecticut: $3.722
Delaware: $3.602
Florida: $3.667
Georgia: $3.541
Hawaii: $4.697
Idaho: $3.904
Illinois: $3.969
Indiana: $3.705
Iowa: $3.606
Kansas: $3.494
Kentucky: $3.449
Louisiana: $3.318
Maine: $3.723
Maryland: $3.717
Massachusetts: $3.638
Michigan: $3.664
Minnesota: $3.629
Mississippi: $3.209
Missouri: $3.450
Montana: $3.832
Nebraska: $3.508
Nevada: $4.259
New Hampshire: $3.583
New Jersey: $3.650
New Mexico: $3.659
New York: $3.788
North Carolina: $3.518
North Dakota: $3.591
Ohio: $3.497
Oklahoma: $3.427
Oregon: $4.594
Pennsylvania: $3.831
Rhode Island: $3.625
South Carolina: $3.505
South Dakota: $3.652
Tennessee: $3.369
Texas: $3.414
Utah: $3.945
Vermont: $3.695
Virginia: $3.544
Washington: $4.935
West Virginia: $3.508
Wisconsin: $3.542
Wyoming: $3.728
