Top 10 states with cheapest gas prices.

10. Tennessee

> Price/gallon: $3.62 (tied for 9th)
> Population: 6.5 million (17th highest)


9. Oklahoma

> Price/gallon: $3.62 (tied for 9th)
> Population: 3.8 million (23rd lowest)

8. Missouri

> Price/gallon: $3.61
> Population: 6.0 million (18th highest)

7. South Carolina

> Price/gallon: $3.60
> Population: 4.7 million (24th highest)


6. Colorado

> Price/gallon: $3.59
> Population: 5.2 million (22nd highest)


5. New Mexico

> Price/gallon: $3.49
> Population: 2.1 million (15th lowest)

4. Idaho

> Price/gallon: $3.45
> Population: 1.6 million (12th lowest)

3. Utah

> Price/gallon: $3.43
> Population: 2.9 million (17th lowest)


2. Montana

> Price/gallon: $3.28
> Population: 1.0 million (7th lowest)


1. Wyoming

> Price/gallon: $3.27
> Population: 576,000 (the lowest)

Thought this was kind of interesting. This is just the average of the whole state btw, current areas may be lower or higher.

I live in Ohio and gas it around 3.85 last time I saw it. I'd love to be in Wyoming paying 3.27 -_-

Its all flat lands out there too

Wow. I've gotta move to the States, and soon.

I wish gas was that cheap here D: The cheapest I've ever seen it in the last year is like roughly $4.15/Gallon, a few towns over. Currently paying about $6.07/gallon in my town Dx

Wonder what makes gas prices fluctuate for each area so badly.

It's around $4.19 around here which sucks. I don't get to drive much nowadays anyway so doesn't affect me as much.

@Roflbryce, $6.07 is crazy. I remember when Gas almost hit $6 here a few years back when the market saw a mini collapse, but after that prices went down to about $3 and now back up to $4+.

Wow, I don't feel like I can complain about 3.79 after seeing that Bryce

Yeah. Canadian economy sucks.

Yeah, I'd have a bike if it was 6 dollars a gallon. What's minimum wage there Bryce?

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Originally Posted by Trunks

Yeah, I'd have a bike if it was 6 dollars a gallon. What's minimum wage there Bryce?

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I think the lowest province is Alberta at $9.65, and everywhere else is $10.25. It's alright for minimum wage, but the prices of everything is all over the place. Like here for a 2 bed 1 bath apartment is $1100/month, yet 2 towns over with lower gas I mentioned, it's sitting at $950/month for a 3bed and 2 bathroom.

It's kinda silly.

edit: It's not hard to find a job paying $15/hr+ here either. Even 7-11 offers full medical/partial dental and $14/hr starting. We earn a good amount, everything just costs more.

I need to move to Canada...

3 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartments here are at least $2000/mo.

And minimum wage here is $7.25. They're trying to increase it but it won't be more than $8.25 from what I hear.

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Originally Posted by xLykos

Its all flat lands out there too

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You obviously have never lived in Tennessee, South Carolina, Colorado or Montana.