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Gas Stations by State

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Gas Stations by State

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Gas Stations by State

  1. 1

    Texas has the most gas stations of any state at 10,670 combined, including 9,720 with a convenience store and 950 without one, well ahead of California's 8,116.

  2. 2

    New Jersey is the only state where gas stations without a convenience store (1,185) outnumber those with one (1,037), a pattern found in no other state.

  3. 3

    Alaska has the fewest gas stations of any state at 200, though 31% of them lack a convenience store, the second-highest share of any state after New Jersey's 53%.

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Gas Stations by State Map
Rank State gas stations
1 Texas 10,670
2 California 8,116
3 Florida 5,928
4 Georgia 5,102
5 New York 4,419
6 North Carolina 4,256
7 Ohio 3,873
8 Illinois 3,819
9 Pennsylvania 3,643
10 Michigan 3,540
11 Tennessee 3,442
12 Alabama 3,089
13 Indiana 2,885
14 Virginia 2,817
15 Missouri 2,635
16 Wisconsin 2,533
17 South Carolina 2,495
18 Louisiana 2,237
19 New Jersey 2,222
20 Minnesota 2,038
21 Kentucky 1,990
22 Massachusetts 1,967
23 Mississippi 1,895
24 Washington 1,806
25 Oklahoma 1,799
26 Iowa 1,680
27 Arizona 1,594
28 Colorado 1,513
29 Maryland 1,388
30 Arkansas 1,386
31 Connecticut 1,060
32 Kansas 1,034
33 Nebraska 972
34 Oregon 954
35 West Virginia 879
36 Utah 813
37 New Mexico 785
38 Nevada 753
39 Maine 676
40 Idaho 646
41 South Dakota 580
42 New Hampshire 551
43 Montana 489
44 North Dakota 441
45 Vermont 385
46 Wyoming 325
47 Rhode Island 296
48 Delaware 239
49 Hawaii 238
50 Alaska 200

Texas has the most gas stations of any state at 10,670, well ahead of California's 8,116. Alaska has the fewest, with 200.

Gas Stations by State Table

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Print-ready table — Gas Stations by State

States With the Most and Fewest Gas Stations

Highest

10670
Texas flag
Texas #1

Lowest

200
Alaska flag
Alaska #50

Top 10 Highest — Total Gas Stations

#1 Texas flag Texas
10670
#2 California flag California
8116
#3 Florida flag Florida
5928
#4 Georgia flag Georgia
5102
#5 New York flag New York
4419
#6 North Carolina flag North Carolina
4256
#7 Ohio flag Ohio
3873
#8 Illinois flag Illinois
3819
#9 Pennsylvania flag Pennsylvania
3643
#10 Michigan flag Michigan
3540

Top 10 Lowest — Total Gas Stations

#50 Alaska flag Alaska
200
#49 Hawaii flag Hawaii
238
#48 Delaware flag Delaware
239
#47 Rhode Island flag Rhode Island
296
#46 Wyoming flag Wyoming
325
#45 Vermont flag Vermont
385
#44 North Dakota flag North Dakota
441
#43 Montana flag Montana
489
#42 New Hampshire flag New Hampshire
551
#41 South Dakota flag South Dakota
580

States With the Most Gas Stations

Texas has the most gas stations of any state at 10,670, well ahead of California's 8,116. Florida ranks third at 5,928, and Georgia is fourth at 5,102.

New York rounds out the top five at 4,419, followed by North Carolina at 4,256, Ohio at 3,873, and Illinois at 3,819. Pennsylvania and Michigan complete the top ten at 3,643 and 3,540.

Rank
1
State
Texas
Total Gas Stations
10670
Rank
2
State
California
Total Gas Stations
8116
Rank
3
State
Florida
Total Gas Stations
5928
Rank
4
State
Georgia
Total Gas Stations
5102
Rank
5
State
New York
Total Gas Stations
4419
Rank
6
State
North Carolina
Total Gas Stations
4256
Rank
7
State
Ohio
Total Gas Stations
3873
Rank
8
State
Illinois
Total Gas Stations
3819
Rank
9
State
Pennsylvania
Total Gas Stations
3643
Rank
10
State
Michigan
Total Gas Stations
3540

States With the Most Gas Stations Without a Convenience Store

New Jersey stands apart from every other state: 1,185 of its 2,222 gas stations, 53%, have no convenience store, the only state where stations without one outnumber those with one. Alaska is a distant second at 31%.

North Dakota and Oregon are tied at 29%, followed by Massachusetts at 27%. Nationally, only about 12% of gas stations lack a convenience store, making all ten of these states well above average.

Rank
1
State
New Jersey
Share Without a Convenience Store
53%
Rank
2
State
Alaska
Share Without a Convenience Store
31%
Rank
3
State
North Dakota
Share Without a Convenience Store
29%
Rank
4
State
Oregon
Share Without a Convenience Store
29%
Rank
5
State
Massachusetts
Share Without a Convenience Store
27%
Rank
6
State
Maryland
Share Without a Convenience Store
22%
Rank
7
State
Wyoming
Share Without a Convenience Store
21%
Rank
8
State
Hawaii
Share Without a Convenience Store
21%
Rank
9
State
Montana
Share Without a Convenience Store
19%
Rank
10
State
Kansas
Share Without a Convenience Store
18%

Quick Answers

Which state has the most gas stations?
Texas has the most gas stations of any state, 10,670 total, made up of 9,720 with a convenience store and 950 without. California ranks second at 8,116.
Which state has the fewest gas stations?
Alaska has the fewest gas stations of any state, with 200 total.
How many gas stations are there in the United States?
The 50 states in this table have 109,093 gas stations combined, including 95,931 with a convenience store and 13,162 without.
Which state has the most gas stations without a convenience store?
New Jersey has the most gas stations without a convenience store, at 1,185. That is also more than its 1,037 stations that do have one, a pattern no other state shares.
What percentage of US gas stations have a convenience store?
About 88% of the 109,093 gas stations across the 50 states have a convenience store attached. The remaining 12% do not.
Which state has the highest share of gas stations without a convenience store?
New Jersey has the highest share at 53%. Alaska is next at 31%, followed by North Dakota and Oregon, both at 29%.

Methodology

Gas station counts are from World Population Review, broken out by whether the location includes a convenience store. Each state's total in this table is the sum of both categories.

Sources

Information is cross-referenced with official state archives.
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